Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
I have these ingrained notions in my head from.
It is ingrained in our culture and lives.
The power of this system is deeply ingrained.
A tangle of incandescent talent and ingrained character flaws.
Maybe evil is ingrained, embedded in our souls.
It hasn't been ingrained on your mind yet.
Gender stereotypes were ingrained, and persisted especially in the household.
Public service is very much ingrained in both Tom and myself.
Mr. Kildare is right, football is ingrained in the American culture.
Though its scent is now forever ingrained in her cubs' memory.
One of the things the Marines should have ingrained in you.
The Viet Cong ingrained in us a sense of"xa".
QUALITY is ingrained in the work of our colleagues and all our VALUES.
So dealing with a lack of water is quite ingrained in my soul.
Safety is not just a word, but a culture ingrained into our core values.
Before-sales and after-sales service is paramount to us, and constantly ingrained into our staff.
Protracted unemployment tends to become ingrained and be inherited by whole families and social groups.
Ingrained attitudes of discrimination and xenophobia against them, therefore, add to their revictimization.
Ingrained attitudes which reproduce the socio-cultural model in the family, education and the media;
The periosteal surface on the phalanx doesn't have any ingrained particulates that I can recover.