Traducciones de „ineradicable“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

ineradicable [ˌɪnɪˈrædɪkəbl̩] ADJ. form.

ineradicable prejudice, conflict

głęboko zakorzeniony

ineradicable impression

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

It seems to be an ineradicable feature of immigration that each wave of migrants encounters some degree of hostility.

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Her jealousy may have been irrational but it was ineradicable.

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It left evidence of its sleepovers in the form of ineradicable stains on the cushions.

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What people see as the failure as particular governments or a particular arrangement of big business and regulation is in fact ineradicable from the capitalist system.

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Lately, however, there have been more ineradicable alterations to the landscape.

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It has left an ineradicable impression with players that it's no longer available in land-based casinos, but is building its presence like none other with online fans.

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There gradually developed a conviction that the evils of private agencies were inherent and ineradicable so long as they were permitted to charge fees to the workers seeking employment.

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Cruelty is ineradicable in state conduct -- why, therefore, resist the calling of nature?

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But be warned: it covers the body, towels and bed linen with an ineradicable walnut patina.

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Violence against women is not an ineradicable phenomenon.

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