ingrain

• 形容某种品质、习惯或情感根深蒂固，难以改变。

Describes a quality, habit, or feeling that is firmly established and difficult to change.

1. Deeply embedded or fixedC1formal

   Firmly established in a person's nature, habits, or beliefs; deeply rooted.

   根深蒂固

   • Her ingrain optimism helped her through difficult times.
   • The tradition is ingrain in the local culture.
   • His ingrain skepticism made him question every claim.

   同义词deep-rooteddeep-seatedentrenchedestablishedfixedineradicableingrainedrooted

   反义词fleetingshallowsuperficialtemporarytransient

• 动词，表示将某种观念、习惯或品质牢固地植入某人的思想或性格中，使其根深蒂固。

A verb used to express the act of firmly establishing or deeply impressing an idea, habit, or quality into someone's mind or character.

1. Implant deeplyC1formal

   To firmly fix or establish something, such as a habit, belief, or attitude, in someone's mind or character.

   深深植入

   • Her parents ingrained a strong work ethic in her from a young age.
   • The cultural traditions are deeply ingrained in the community.
   • Years of practice ingrained the technique into his muscle memory.

   同义词embedestablishfiximplantinculcateinfuseroot

   反义词eliminateeradicateextirpateremoveuproot