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adjectivetief [Abneigung]; tief verwurzelt [Tradition]* * *deep-ˈroot·ed1. (established) affection, belief tief\deep-rooted fear/prejudice tief sitzende Angst/tief sitzendes Vorurteil\deep-rooted habit feste Gewohnheit* * ** * *adjectivetief [Abneigung]; tief verwurzelt [Tradition] -
3 inveterate
adjective1) (deep-rooted) unüberwindbar [Vorurteil, Misstrauen]; unversöhnlich [Hass]; unverbesserlich [Faulheit usw.]2) (habitual) eingefleischt [Trinker, Raucher]; unverbesserlich [Lügner]* * *in·vet·er·ate[ɪnˈvetərət, AM -t̬ɚət]\inveterate bachelor eingefleischter Junggeselle\inveterate hatred tief verwurzelter Hass\inveterate optimist unverbesserlicher Optimist/unverbesserliche Optimistin; disease, prejudice hartnäckigan \inveterate evil ein hartnäckiges Übel* * *[In'vetərIt]adjdislike, hatred tief verwurzelt, abgrundtief; laziness chronisch; opposition, prejudice, habit hartnäckig; enemies unversöhnlich; liar, gambler unverbesserlich; collector, traveller passioniert* * *inveterate [-rət] adj (adv inveterately)1. eingewurzelt, unausrottbar (Vorurteil etc):inveterate hatred tief verwurzelter Hass2. MEDa) hartnäckigb) chronisch3. eingefleischt, unverbesserlich (Lügner etc):inveterate drinker Gewohnheitstrinker(in)* * *adjective1) (deep-rooted) unüberwindbar [Vorurteil, Misstrauen]; unversöhnlich [Hass]; unverbesserlich [Faulheit usw.]2) (habitual) eingefleischt [Trinker, Raucher]; unverbesserlich [Lügner]* * *adj.unverbesserlich adj. -
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adverb(lit. or fig.) tief; äußerst [interessiert, dankbar, selbstbewusst]* * ** * *deep·ly[ˈdi:pli]1. (very) disappointed, discouraging, impressed sehr, äußerstI'm \deeply grateful to you ich bin dir äußerst dankbarto be \deeply appreciative of sth etw sehr schätzento be \deeply insulted zutiefst getroffen seinto be \deeply interested in sth an etw dat äußerst interessiert seinto \deeply regret sth etw sehr bereuento be \deeply ingrained in sb tief in jdm verwurzelt sein* * *['diːplɪ]adv2) (fig) tief; concerned, worried zutiefst, äußerst; unhappy, suspicious, unpopular äußerst; regret, move, shock, involved, grateful zutiefst; interested höchst; love sehr, innig; think gründlichdeeply committed — stark engagiert
they are deeply embarrassed by it —
a deeply ingrained prejudice — ein fest verwurzeltes Vorurteil
to go deeply into a matter — sich gründlich mit einer Sache befassen
* * *deeply devised reiflich überlegt;deeply hurt schwer gekränkt;deeply indebted äußerst dankbar;deeply offended tief beleidigt;deeply religious tief religiös;deeply versed gründlich bewandert;* * *adverb(lit. or fig.) tief; äußerst [interessiert, dankbar, selbstbewusst]* * *adv.nachhaltig adv.stark adv.tief adv.zutiefst adv.
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deep-rooted — adj. well established; as, deep rooted prejudice. Syn: deep seated, fundamental, ingrained. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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implanted — adjective (used especially of ideas or principles) deeply rooted; firmly fixed or held deep rooted prejudice deep seated differences of opinion implanted convictions ingrained habits of a lifetime a deeply planted need • Syn: ↑deep rooted, ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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