Examples of using Ingrained in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This is because on a family holiday you are exercising two genetically ingrained systems deep in the brain's limbic area,
Mental models are deeply ingrained assumptions, generalizations,
But ingrained players do not need someone's permission to get the thrill of trying to break the bank.
Spiller says the South Node is responsible for deeply ingrained, habitual behaviors that invariably cause suffering.
Mental models: Deeply ingrained assumptions, generalisations,
also his own ingrained enemy.
The possibility of obtaining information about the future then undermines the deeply ingrained belief of Western civilization in the linearity of time.
deeply ingrained habits that have become accepted as normal.
he nevertheless often cut past deeply ingrained structures and assumptions.
They come to Linux with many Windows habits ingrained and an attitude of"I know exactly how to use a computer, thank you very much.".
Key Features Thanks to the enzyme combination the product helps to remove even the most stubborn stains and ingrained dirt.
which analyzes the ramifications of ingrained societal influences on modern dating practices.
prejudices already ingrained in the larger society.
security rituals will become more and more ingrained.
Together, using Lakeland's deeply ingrained hands-on approach,
Tea is so utterly English, such an ingrained part of the culture, that it's also ingrained in how everyone else around the world perceives that culture.
The addiction is usually deeply ingrained in both mind and body,
The term‘antivirus' has become so ingrained in tech culture,
when already ingrained, will cause the dog to accomplish its assigned task reliably, even farther away from us.
This became so ingrained in me that if I got the correct answer on my first attempt, I would think,“Must be luck.”.