entrenched

• Описывает что-то прочно укоренившееся и трудно поддающееся изменению, часто используется в контексте привычек, систем или позиций.

Describes something that is firmly established and difficult to change, often used in contexts of habits, systems, or positions.

1. Firmly establishedC1formal

   Firmly and deeply established, often in a way that is difficult to change.

   Укоренившийся

   • The company has an entrenched culture of innovation.
   • Old habits are deeply entrenched and hard to break.
   • The political system is entrenched in tradition.

   Synonymsdeep-rooteddeep-seatedestablishedfirmfixedingrainedrootedsettled

   Antonymschangeableflexibleimpermanentmalleableprecariousshakytenuousunstablevulnerableweak

2. C2formal

   Surrounded or protected by a trench, especially in a military context.

   Укреплённый

   • The soldiers were entrenched behind the fortifications.
   • The entrenched army held its position against the attack.
   • They built an entrenched camp to defend the area.

   Synonymsfortified

• Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по прочному, надежному или фиксированному установлению чего-либо, часто таким образом, что это трудно изменить.

A verb used to indicate the act of establishing something firmly, securely, or in a fixed position, often in a way that is difficult to change.

1. Establish firmlyC1formal

   To establish an attitude, habit, or belief so firmly that change is very difficult.

   Укоренить

   • The company's policies are deeply entrenched in tradition.
   • His views on the subject became entrenched over time.
   • The practice is entrenched in the local culture.

   Synonymsembedfiximplantingrainlodgeplantroot

   Antonymsdestabilizedisestablishdislodgedisplaceeradicateundermineuprootweaken

2. Dig a trenchC1formal

   To surround a position with a trench, especially for military defense.

   Окопаться

   • The soldiers entrenched themselves on the hill.
   • They entrenched the camp to protect against attack.
   • The army entrenched its position before the battle.

   Synonymsdig intrench

   Antonymsdisinterexhumeunearth