ingraining

ingraining

美 　英

• adj.由染色原纱[原料]制成的；遍体渗透的；根深蒂固的
• n.本质；原纱[原料]染色；染色原纱织物
• v.【印,纺】使原纱(或原料)染色；使全部渗透
• 网络生染；使根深蒂固；原纱染色

词形变化

第三人称单数：ingrains  现在分词：ingraining  过去分词：ingrained  

同义词

英汉解释

v.	1. 【印,纺】使原纱(或原料)染色 2. 使全部渗透,使根深蒂固
adj.	1. 由染色原纱[原料]制成的 2. 遍体渗透的;根深蒂固的
n.	1. 固有的品质,本质 2. 原纱[原料]染色;染色原纱织物

英英解释

v.	1. to impress a feeling, belief, or experience firmly and indelibly in somebody's mind
adj.	1. dyed before being spun or woven
n.	1. a rug or carpet made of yarn or fiber that is dyed before being spun or woven

例句

The subconscious can be terribly stubborn; but by gradually ingraining new beliefs into it, the impossible becomes possible.

潜意识可以很固执；但逐渐掌握新的信仰，把不可能变成可能。

Tat. Toos; A permanent mark or design made on the skin by a process of pricking and ingraining an indelible pigment or by raising scars.

纹身一种永久性的记号或图案，通过刺和刻上一种抹不掉的颜料或通过使凸起疤痕而在皮肤上留下。

You'll tense up and "endure" the exercise, further ingraining a fear-based mindset.

若此你只会持续紧张，遭受训练中的折磨，并将形成一系列心理恐惧症。

She is ingraining habits of thought she can call upon in order to understand or solve future problems.

她正在固化自己的思维习惯，从而理解或解决未来的问题。