Examples of using Engrained in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Engrained with finest gold.
The knowledge of it is engrained in me.
This removes engrained dirt and 99.9% of bacteria and inactivate allergens.
The ideal of liberty would again become engrained in society.
That's because English is engrained into the everyday culture of the country.
The idea that women are no more than pieces of meat is deeply engrained here.
But, my years of engrained manners take over.
I have seen the passion in this man's eyes for love of his profession,that's engrained in him.
And its truths should be engrained in the minds of our youth.
It's just engrained, inherent in your presence… in your being… that you come with that somehow.
These values andtraditions are engrained in Art Centers DNA.
Engrained in our DNA, this ambition and curiosity is present in our everyday lives, even if on a different scale.
Don't kick yourself in the buns over it, it's engrained into our human nature.
This deeply engrained habit of putting people, things and situations in boxes is what we need discipline for in order to overcome.
It's an ancient culture which has ritual deeply engrained in everything which they do.
It has become so engrained in the fabric of their belief that even suggesting that it be tested is seen as doubting God and consequently, rejected.
Rye bread's ubiquity over the years has seen it become deeply engrained in Finnish culture.
Not only that, worse- her neck was filthy, engrained with black filth, a neck that had not seen soap for perhaps years.
God, how do You have the patience to cajole us day in andday out in the midst of such engrained obstinacy?
But there are other temptations that are so engrained, so furious and tenacious-they cannot be endured without supernatural intervention.
Message from the CEO Corporate social responsibility is one of Yamana's core values, engrained within our business conduct.
But there are other temptations that are so engrained, so furious and tenacious- they cannot be endured without supernatural intervention.
One of their noted festivals is the annual Gani festival which horseriding is very much a part of and is engrained in their culture.
Over time, these characteristic patterns of movement andbehavior become more engrained and come to comprise an individual's habitual manner of sense-making.
To him be reminded again,"We are the angels will certainly bring torment to them with our own hands,due to the wickedness that has been engrained in them.
The more one sees the Aleve commercial, the more deeply engrained in one's consciousness is that message.
Sony has a deeply engrained design heritage across the business to develop products that not only have the very latest technologies but are also designed beautifully.
You know, when you come back to a zone like this,it's not like it's engrained in your head on how to ride this terrain.
And we must also give priority to dispelling engrained negative attitudes and misconceptions surrounding the new medium, alongside emphasising its positive attributes.
Gilbert described Churchill as being"liberal in outlook" throughout his life,although Jenkins thought that"there is room for argument about whether he was ever an engrained philosophical Liberal.