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instilled
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/ɪnˈstɪld/
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/ɪnˈstɪld/
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instill
verb
instilled
Past Simple
instilled
Past Simple
instilled
Past Participle
instilling
Gerund
UK
/ɪnˈstɪl/
US
/ɪnˈstɪl/
внушать
О мыслях, убеждениях, чувствах.
Parents should instill a sense of responsibility in their children.
Родители должны внушать своим детям чувство ответственности.
прививать
О привычках, навыках, ценностях.
Teachers aim to instill a love of reading in their students.
Учителя стремятся прививать своим ученикам любовь к чтению.
вселять
О чувствах, уверенности, надежде.
The coach tried to instill confidence in the team before the match.
Тренер пытался вселить уверенность в команду перед матчем.
закапывать
Мед.; обычно о лекарствах в глаза, нос или уши.
The doctor instilled the medication into the patient's eye.
Врач закапал лекарство пациенту в глаз.
Additional translations
инстиллировать
Медицинский спец. термин.
Synonyms
implant
inspire
infuse
introduce
inculcate
teach
indoctrinate
instil
verb
instilled
Past Simple
instilled
Past Simple
instilled
Past Participle
instilling
Gerund
UK
/ɪnˈstɪl/
US
/ɪnˈstɪl/
внушать
Parents should instil good values in their children.
Родители должны внушать своим детям хорошие ценности.
прививать
Teachers aim to instil a love of learning in their students.
Учителя стремятся прививать своим ученикам любовь к обучению.
вселять
The coach tried to instil confidence in the team before the match.
Тренер пытался вселить уверенность в команду перед матчем.
Additional translations
впитывать
Synonyms
implant
inspire
infuse
introduce
teach
indoctrinate
inculcate
instil
past participle
instilled
The past participle “instilled” is regularly used attributively (e.g. “instilled habits”), therefore it functions as an adjective.
Synonyms
imbued
infused
ingrained
inculcated
implanted
indoctrinated
embedded
rooted
internalized
fixed
Definitions
instill
verb
To gradually but firmly establish an idea or attitude in a person's mind.
The teacher aimed to instill a love of reading in her students.
To introduce a liquid slowly into something, often drop by drop.
The doctor instilled the medication into the patient's eye.
instil
verb
To gradually but firmly establish an idea or attitude in a person's mind.
The teacher aimed to instil a love of reading in her students.
To introduce a liquid, especially a medicine, drop by drop.
The nurse had to instil the eye drops carefully into the patient's eyes.
instil
past participle
Introduced or impressed gradually and firmly.
His success was built on deeply instilled discipline.
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