deeply ingrained

基本解釋

But tackling the policy implications is dependent on challenging these deeply ingrained cultural attitudes.
但是應(yīng)對(duì)這種政策蘊(yùn)含就要挑戰(zhàn)這些深入人心的文化態(tài)度。
And because we have a deeply ingrained need to be reciprocal, never ask for something until you've offered something free first.
而且因?yàn)槲覀冇兄畹俟痰幕セ蓐P(guān)系，所以在要求一些事情之前，先拋出一些“免費(fèi)的繡球”。
Sharing books - just like sharing music - is deeply ingrained in our culture, so it doesn't come as a surprise that a lot of people would use these illegal conduits to access pirated content.
共享書籍就像共享音樂(lè)是我們文化中根深蒂固的一部分，因此很多人利用非法渠道去獲取盜版內(nèi)容并不令人感到奇怪。

This is that racism, or at least xenophobia, is a deeply ingrained human characteristic.
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Once again, reports like this show how deeply ingrained torrents have become in the fabric of the internet.
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Because many of these tax subsidies are deeply ingrained in the economy, Congress is likely to phase them out slowly.
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