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1 ingrained
adjective1) (embedded)hands ingrained with dirt — stark verschmutzte Hände
2) (fig.) tief eingewurzelt [Vorurteil usw.]* * *in·grained[ɪnˈgreɪnd]to be \ingrained with dirt stark verschmutzt seinsome habits are very deeply \ingrained einige Angewohnheiten sitzen sehr tief* * *["In'greɪnd]adj1) (fig) habit fest, eingefleischt; prejudice tief verwurzelt or eingewurzelt; belief fest verankert, unerschütterlich2) dirt tief eingedrungen, tief sitzend (attr)the dirt was deeply ingrained in the carpet — der Schmutz hatte sich tief im Teppich festgesetzt
hands ingrained with dirt — Hände, bei denen sich der Schmutz in den Poren festgesetzt hat
* * ** * *adjective1) (embedded)2) (fig.) tief eingewurzelt [Vorurteil usw.]* * *adj.eingebettet adj. -
2 ingrained
to be \ingrained with dirt stark verschmutzt sein;some habits are very deeply \ingrained einige Angewohnheiten sitzen sehr tief
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