Examples of using Steeped in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm not exactly steeped in F1 folklore, but still, that was the most amazing
Woman It's the only planet in the Milky Way… that has habitation that is steeped… in enormous subjugation of religion.
a socio-religious culture steeped in over two thousand years of talmudic tradition.
no thespian, no one steeped in the theatrical traditions such as Prospero would ever have uttered unless There is a word.
Although this is clearly steeped in religion, there's a surprising lack of evident reverence or solemnity.
Featuring the unique beauty of the Dolomites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this is an eye-catching landscape steeped in legend and shaped by the contrast between Alpine-peak formations
But your world is steeped in terror, and blasphemy,
Magnificent castles, steeped in legends, and scenic gardens:
These pictures, steeped in blood and tears, are witnesses to the tragedy
One of the genres that best becomes short film are funny stories with hard-hitting punch lines, steeped in dark humour
from a system steeped in illusion, exploitation and avarice.
Word choices are steeped in a sense of betrayal.
I, uh, use clickers to spare my throat, and I stand here steeped in absurdity. I stand corrected in orthopedic shoes.
Our hotel is located in the real central area of the city, steeped in typical Chinese culture and history.
Every morning I brewed his tea for him steeped just the amount he liked it.
sporting a rich cuisine steeped in tradition and fresh flavours.
How steep?
When life's path is steep, keep your mind even.
Yeah, you must have a pretty steep dry-cleaning bill… fancy suit like that.
It's much steeper than we thought.
