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1 ingrained
tr[ɪn'greɪnd]1 (dirt, stains, etc) incrustado,-a2 (habit, tendency, etc) arraigado,-aingrained [ɪn'greɪnd] adj: arraigadoadj.• arraigado, -a adj.• inculcado, -a adj.• innato, -a adj.'ɪn'greɪnda) <belief/habit> arraigadob) < dirt> incrustado['ɪn'ɡreɪnd]ADJ1) [dirt, blood, stain] incrustado2) (fig) (=deep-seated) [attitude, ideas, habit, tradition] arraigado* * *['ɪn'greɪnd]a) <belief/habit> arraigadob) < dirt> incrustado -
2 ingrained
adj.incrustado(a) (dirt); arraigado(a) (prejudice, habit)
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