Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Ingrained trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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It was ingrained in you, son.
These are the kinds of values deeply ingrained in our culture.
Tension has become ingrained, anxiety has become your way of life.
Habits, good or bad, are in fact neural pathways ingrained in your brain.
This is the ingrained habit of the mind;
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After a while, you will find that a lot of these guidelines become ingrained.
Along with the core values ingrained in the subconscious.
A strongly ingrained concept in Mexican political life is"no reelection.".
As someone, it seems more important and deeply ingrained in our thoughts than to have peace.
But ingrained players do not need someone's permission to get the thrill of trying to break the bank.
New habits take 21-30 to become ingrained through rewiring your neural synapses.
Employers should provide alternativeways of working to those that have become so ingrained in modern workplaces.
His dream to fly along with them was ingrained in his very soul- but, it was just a dream.
Shintoism and Buddhism exist side by side in Japan,and the practices of both faiths are deeply ingrained in Japanese culture.
Often, habits have become so ingrained that we don't even notice why we do them.
In retrospect it was naive to think that a single event-- even the election of a black president--would wash away a stain so deeply ingrained in our culture.
Not surprisingly, this deeply ingrained behavior has extraordinary consequences that are mostly negative.
It is not as easy to getrid of past behaviors that have deeply ingrained into adulthood as it may seem!
Critics say corruption is ingrained in the system and new regulations will not solve the problem.
Examples abound, from the Riga neighbourhood called Zolitūde(Solitude) to many ingrained habits, like not smiling at strangers.
With his ingrained arrogance, perhaps he even thought she would be grateful that he had condescended to marry her.
When people are stressed, they tend to fall back on ingrained habits- whether those habits are helpful or harmful.
Many ingrained software engineering principles are going by the wayside, obsolesced by new technology or replaced by better techniques or advanced levels of automation.
The aged care sector also needs to challenge the ingrained belief its role is to keep residents safe and free from harm.
You may remember how earlier in your life someone taught you what a candy bar was, you eventually tried a candy bar,and the pleasureful experience ingrained this memory in your mind for later retrieval.
Telling the truth has been pretty deeply ingrained in me, and I think that makes it even more deplorable to me to see that it has been abandoned by some people,” Carter said.
Whatever name is ascribed to this being, the idea of him being the enemy of allthings good is so deeply ingrained in society, he is usually depicted as the epitome of darkness and evil.
Drawing from sources ranging from the Flash Gordon serial films to Frank Herbert's Dune books, Star Wars not only changed the film industry with its use of special effects buthas become ingrained in pop culture.
Since the secular medieval world was so deeply ingrained with the spiritual world of the church, it is likely that personal piety was a major factor for many crusaders.[34].
This suggests to the researchers that their happiness didn't result from feeling like they were strengthening social connections or improving their reputation,but from a deeply ingrained human instinct.