Примери за използване на Engrained на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And souls are engrained with greed.
My bad behavior was already too deeply engrained.
This idea is engrained in the minds of my generation.
These patterns are so engrained in our….
Sexism is so engrained in our society that we don't even realize it.
You grow up with an idea and it kind of becomes engrained in you.
Anti-Semitism was deeply engrained in German society and.
The need to search for the causes of suffering is deeply engrained in us.
And its truths should be engrained in the minds of our youth.
The country faces substantial debt repayments in 2013, and poverty andunemployment remain engrained features of Georgian life.
Fear is so engrained in the psyche of earth's inhabitants that it takes little to trigger it.
The urge to love andbe loved is deeply engrained in our DNA.
Computers and apps have become so deeply engrained in our daily lives that it's difficult to imagine life without them.
This is tremendously difficult because these perceptions have been engrained in us for centuries.
Napoleon would have grown up with the symbolism of the bee engrained in his psyche, for his homeland of Corsica was required to pay the Romans an annual tax equivalent to £200,000 in beeswax.
How does one transcend this habitual activity when it is deeply engrained at a planetary level?
Dead-ending cul-de-sacs andthe divided highways that connect them are such deeply engrained parts of the American landscape that it's easy to forget they were, themselves, the fruits of a massive federal investment program.
Our obsession with innovation is driven by a commitment to humanity and engrained in our company culture.
It's biological and deeply engrained in our brain," they wrote.
They state that they are trying to“protect their residents, natural resources, andeconomic interests from President Donald J. Trump's flagrant disregard of fundamental separation of powers principles engrained in the United States Constitution.”.
This kind of party nature has been engrained in the continuous political struggles.
The states“bring this action to protect their residents, natural resources, andeconomic interests from President Donald J. Trump's flagrant disregard of fundamental separation of powers principles engrained in the United States Constitution,” the complaint said.
In it, he reveals the one roadblock to success that is so engrained in the human experience, and in our DNA, it's difficult to overcome.
No one should be surprised by this, given the cast of characters- men who held command posts in those unsuccessful wars andare clearly incapable of thinking about them in other terms than the ones that have been indelibly engrained in the brains of the U.S. military high command since soon after 9/11.
Many of our bad habits are deeply engrained in our daily routines.
The powerful Marmara quake of 1999 remains deeply engrained in people's memories.
These reactions make sense since Iran is a key energy component and deeply engrained in the geo-economic interests of those powers in the region.
Germany has the normative, Rechtsstaat approach andthe values-based instinct engrained in its modern history.
Although the O'Learys were never officially charged with starting the fire,the story became so engrained in local lore that Chicago's city council officially exonerated them- and the cow- in 1997.
From such a situation, Russian Orthodox clergy have acquired the habit and engrained characteristic of talking about this subject evasively.