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1 ingrained
ingrained [ˈɪnˈgreɪnd]b. [dirt] incrusté* * *[ɪn'greɪnd]adjective [dirt] bien incrusté; [habit, hatred] enracinéingrained in — ancré dans [society]
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2 ingrained
ingrained [‚ɪn'greɪnd](a) ingrained with dirt encrassé;∎ ingrained dirt crasse f(b) (deep-seated → attitude, fear, prejudice) enraciné, inébranlable; (→ habit) invétéré, tenace; (→ belief) inébranlable -
3 ingrained
1 [dirt] bien incrusté ;2 ( deep-rooted) [habit, tendency] invétéré, enraciné ; [prejudice, hatred] enraciné, tenace ; to be deeply ingrained in être profondément ancré dans [person, heart, society]. -
4 ingrown
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