Examples of using Steeped in English and their translations into German
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A face steeped in soy sauce"?
This lovely anchorage is steeped in history.
A scene steeped in melancholy and sadness.
The Hotel Los Agustinos is a steeped in history.
Boston is steeped in early American history.
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His gloves must have been steeped in vervain.
The building is steeped in the symbolism of a rye field.
The Hotel Parq Central is a boutique hotel steeped in history.
Spacious villa steeped in luxury and comfort;
It is the first secular tomb in Romania, and it's steeped in symbolism.
Every square metre is steeped in history- and stirring tales.
All there is is Our Oneness of Being, and We are steeped in it.
Yes, but it's steeped in history.
Every last detail of her spaciouse, ergonomic interiors is steeped in luxury.
Matter has been so steeped in density that it must be refined.
Modern man thus finds himself in a world steeped in possibilities.
Their records are frequently steeped in atmospherics and peppered with some serious prog-rock tendencies.
They're a cult all their own, blood brothers steeped in other people's blood.
Every one of its pages is steeped in the love of the Father who from the moment of creation wished to impress the signs of his love on the universe.
Hotel Monteleone, located in the lively French Quarter,is also steeped in literary history.
The best quality barley is steeped in water for 2-3 days then spread out.
Nature and culture: enjoy the view from the breathtaking mountain of South Tyrol,down on the lovely cultural landscape, steeped in history.
A journey of imagination, steeped in memories, romance and charm.
In his video collage Forst Ulu Braundraws an artistic trajectory from primeval forest steeped in legends to media-hyped nature theme park.
Introduction In a land steeped in folk culture and tales of Dracula, Romania's astonishing natural beauty is also the stuff of legends.
A standard dosage ofcorn silk is up to 30 grams, steeped in boiling water and sipped as a tea.
Rich in natural beauty and steeped in the culture of the tribes that inhabit its jungle-clad hillsides, northern Laos is one of Southeast Asia's most precious assets.
Enjoy the view from the breathtaking mountains of South Tyrol, the Dolomites,down on the lovely cultural landscape steeped in history with its gorgeous villages and valleys.
Blueberry Tea: The dried mature leaves are steeped until cool and drunk 1 to 2 cups per day as a blood purifier and tonic.
Comares, with narrow, cobbled streets, is steeped in history and can be traced back to the 3rd Century BC.