释义 |
ingrain/inˈɡrein/ v. & adj.●v. tr. (also 亦作 engrain) 1 (esp. as 尤作 ingrained adj.) implant (a habit, belief, or attitude) ineradicably in a person 使(习惯、信仰、态度)深深地扎根于(某人心中) (的) 2 (as 作 ingrained adj.) (of dirt etc.) deeply embedded (污垢等)深埋着(的) 3 cause (dye etc.) to sink deeply into a thing (用染料等)染色 ●adj. (also 亦作 /ˈin-/) 1 inherent; ingrained 固有的;根深蒂固的 2 (of textiles) dyed in the fibre, before being woven (织物)原纤(原纱)染色的 [Middle English from Old French engrainer ‘dye in grain’ (en greine): see GRAIN] |