Examples of using Steeped in English and their translations into Polish
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As a university steeped in tradition, University of Leipzighas always become stronger when emerging from difficult transitions.
With a history steeped in southern ways, the city is a traveller's paradise offering cosmopolitan,
Steeped in intriguing history
There were also those steeped in the folklore of their idolatrous traditions who,
it should be steeped at just the right temperature.
it is a site in Halle that is steeped in tradition.
Steeped in the tradition of fine instrument making,
Steeped in Italian culture dating back to the turn of the century,
Someone else who is so steeped in self-loathing? What's so bad about having the capacity to understand?
The dried flowers of the blue lotus plant are smoked or steeped in a tea in order to give the user a sense of peaceful relaxation.
In writing.-(PT) Despite successes at an official political level, Kyrgyzstan remains steeped in instability and conflict,
the magnificent temples steeped in legend and history.
Theatres the world over are steeped in odd traditions,
a skeleton and“ Lord of Misrule” who remains steeped in Emory legend.
Our hotel is located in the real central area of the city, steeped in typical Chinese culture and history.
Steeped in history and tradition, this revered event is played on the United Kingdom's finest links courses
dried or smoked and steeped in a vegetable oil in order to ensure provisional preservation- products known as"semi-preserved"-(heading 1604);
is thrown to the wayside, steeped in fear, doubt, uncertainty….
Steeped in the fabulous worlds gait online completely forget the reality
Steeped in history, built in 1845,