Przykłady użycia Ingrained w języku Angielski i ich tłumaczenia na język Polski
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She has an ingrained curiosity.
The power of this system is deeply ingrained.
Like it was ingrained in his DNA.
An international division of labour has become ingrained.
Like it was ingrained in his DNA.
Ludzie również tłumaczą
It's hard to stop just like that. It's so ingrained.
It's, like, ingrained in them or something.
But that behavior is ingrained in him.
They're ingrained as permanently as a fingerprint.
Some things are just… too ingrained, I guess.
These words are ingrained in the heart of every Tibetan.
But how can it be over when he's so ingrained in your heart?
This is ingrained in our culture and practices.
So you're saying masculinity is ingrained and irrational?
I would been very ingrained in the dance world since I was a teenager.
order is deeply ingrained.
It's like ingrained in my mind.
The practice sessions allow these techniques to become ingrained in habit.
Why is dissent so ingrained in your nature?
the motions become more deeply ingrained in habit.
I never considered how deeply ingrained this Resolution liturgy is.
There are things that are just so ingrained.
These activities appear to become ingrained in the subject's mind;
There are things that are just so ingrained.
With Harry's code ingrained in me, Cleaning a kill room should be automatic.
the more deeply ingrained it will become.
You got to have it ingrained… before you develop any real sense of, you know… reason.
By dint of repetition, the idea of a“throwing motion” becomes ingrained in the minds of jurors.
They come from deeply ingrained habits and as a result, reinforce our negative tendencies.
However, the practice remains deeply ingrained and valued by the culture.