Examples of using Entrenched in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
You're entrenched.
Entrenched privilege.
The enemy are quite entrenched.
Your spirit, entrenched tongue trees.
Is already too deeply entrenched.
People also translate
Old, entrenched interests don't like change.
They are well entrenched up there.
It means that the tumor is already too deeply entrenched.
The entrenched power structure stays the way it is.
Today, Kabul is a huge entrenched camp.
The child is entrenched and continues its development and formation.
wrinkles become firmly entrenched.
Sin is entrenched in our minds, in our imaginations.
Lord Penrose is deeply entrenched in his beliefs.
Tried to root them out, but turned out they were too well entrenched.
Entrenched in front of the regiment were four enemy regiments.
By this period of pregnancy, the fetus is already entrenched in the uterus.
In summary, Ellison is entrenched in Congress in a solidly DFL district.
Once you're inside, though, you're dealing with an entrenched enemy.
His palace is entrenched, a veritable fortress, practically impregnable.
He belongs to a Punjabi refugee family deeply entrenched in Theatre.
The house has a deeply entrenched foundations, as basement seems quite high and wide.
And Warsaw? It is hard to point a commonly entrenched, quick association.
A very entrenched belief, and so entrenched that it goes unquestioned.
But his delusions are completely entrenched. He's paranoid schizophrenic.
Warned of Hood's intentions, Union generals John Schofield and Joseph Hooker entrenched.
firmly entrenched in the global market of perfumes.
In this case, gender-specific role patterns may still be deeply entrenched.
we find entrenched within us many armed and opposing powers.
The entrenched(?) people,