Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Slovenian
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I'm ingrained in you.
A very deeply ingrained idea.
It is ingrained in our history.
This mindset is deeply ingrained.
Racism is ingrained in America.
People also translate
The fear of hellfire is deeply ingrained.
It was ingrained in their mind.
This mentality is still deeply ingrained in our culture.
Quality is ingrained into everything we do.
So you're saying masculinity is ingrained and irrational?
Love has ingrained two lines of tears and withering.
The sauna ritual is deeply ingrained in Finnish culture.
It is so ingrained, in fact, that we don't even see it anymore.
Technology is now deeply ingrained in our lives.
It is deeply ingrained in our politics and society and history.
Sauna originated in Finland and is deeply ingrained in Finnish culture.
Some habits are so ingrained that they are very difficult to get away from.
Prejudice remains deeply ingrained in Japanese society.
Maybe evil is ingrained, embedded in our souls.
Normal usages are gadget motorists, low-level ingrained systems, and real-time systems.
Fear is deeply ingrained in your cellular memory.
Consensus and compromise are ingrained into business and social life.
These soundtracks are ingrained into the minds of several generations.
Respect for education is deeply ingrained in Chinese history and culture.
Eating habits are so ingrained that they can be extremely difficult to change.
This kind of thinking is ingrained in our brains from a young age.
Our values are deeply ingrained within our company's culture.
The determination to resist ingrained and unhealthy patterns and habits.
Changing existing regulations and ingrained procedures is not always popular.