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deep-seated

UK
/diːpˈsiːtɪd/
US
/dipˈsiːtɪd/

Traducciones

deep-seatedadjective
more deep-seated
Comp.
most deep-seated
Super.
UK
/diːpˈsiːtɪd/
US
/dipˈsiːtɪd/
profondément enracinéSe dit d’un sentiment, d’une croyance ou d’une condition solidement ancrés et difficiles à modifier.
Her deep-seated fear of failure prevented her from taking risks in her career.
Sa peur profondément enracinée de l’échec l’a empêchée de prendre des risques dans sa carrière.
situé en profondeurS’emploie pour une réalité physique localisée loin sous la surface.
A deep-seated tumor behind the ribs was detected during the scan.
Une tumeur située en profondeur derrière les côtes a été détectée lors du scanner.
Sinónimos
ingrained
entrenched
rooted
fixed
established
profound
fundamental
deep-seatedpast participle
UK
/ˌdiːpˈsiːtɪd/
US
/ˌdipˈsitɪd/
Derived from the past participle 'seated' modified by 'deep', used adjectivally.
situé en profondeurEmploi descriptif pour un élément placé loin sous la surface ou à l’intérieur d’un mécanisme.
Engineers had to remove deep-seated bolts hidden inside the machine.
Les ingénieurs ont dû retirer des boulons situés en profondeur à l’intérieur de la machine.
profondément enracinéSe dit d’une idée, d’un préjugé ou d’une habitude difficile à changer.
Deep-seated prejudices can take generations to overcome.
Des préjugés profondément enracinés peuvent demander des générations à surmonter.
Sinónimos
deep-rooted
ingrained
entrenched
established
firmly rooted
rooted
fixed
long-standing
long-held
chronic
inherent
innate
ingrainedly
pervasive
onerous

Definiciones

deep-seatedadjective
Firmly established at a deep or profound level, often referring to feelings, beliefs, or conditions that are difficult to change.
Her deep-seated fear of failure prevented her from taking risks in her career.
Situated or occurring far beneath a surface or externally visible layer.
A deep-seated tumor behind the ribs was detected during the scan.
deep-seatedpast participle
Placed or fixed deeply; located well below a surface or within something.
Engineers had to remove deep-seated bolts hidden inside the machine.
Firmly implanted in thought, feeling, or practice and difficult to alter.
Deep-seated prejudices can take generations to overcome.
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