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Перевод: imbue

[глагол]
насыщать; пропитывать; пропитывать красителем; напитывать; окрашивать; вдохновлять; вдохнуть; вселить; вселять; наполнять; внушить; морить

Тезаурус:

1. Conventional wisdom dictates that the experiences at school, in the transition to work, at work itself and in society generally, tend to imbue the black youth with a jaundiced view of the world; recoiling from the "pressures", he retreats to a street-corner gang existence, detaching himself from society and cultivating a posture of indifference or even hostility towards the rest of society.
2. The awarding of cash credits to consultants helping their colleagues on searches was one effective way in which Reynolds could imbue his firm with team spirit.
3. Human psychology is reducible to not only the constituents of the atom, but to the primal forces which imbue the atom and ourselves with our very nature.
4. Given the close relationship between the occupational behaviour of working-class adolescents and their "personality", reformers faced certain difficulties: how to imbue them with approved ethical principles; how to turn them into efficient workers; how effectively to reorganize the labour-market for social and economic ends.
5. It is all part of Roddick's determination to imbue retailing with a higher status in society.
6. Mr Helvin said that the ethos or vision of our Catholic schools was that the children should learn that the attitudes and values of our religion should imbue every aspect of our lives.
7. All of them were English-born and helped to imbue in me a loyal appreciation of the Royal Family.
8. Keeping your home clean will imbue you with a sense of virtue and pride in it, which will reflect positively on your own mood.
9. Tasmin is something of a vocal find, her strong, pure tones can imbue even the limpest tune with pathos.
10. She managed to imbue this last phrase with a certain pitying incomprehension.
11. Asians were products of a culture emphasizing the value of education as a means of social advancement and, because of the tight control they were able to exert over their children, could imbue the second generation with similar values.
12. Compadrazgo , as Latin Americans call ritual or pseudo-kinship, is a means by which people imbue relationships of friendship with the lasting and obligatory character of kinship.
13. That gentile foster parents were liable to imbue youngsters with their own values, however hard they tried to take a neutral line, was undeniable, but the alternative, to turn away children because there were not enough Jewish homes for them to go to, was rejected out of hand by the RCM's ruling council.