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Перевод: imprinted

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Тезаурус:

1. The words we use come to us already imprinted with meanings, intentions and accents of others, and any utterance we make is directed towards some real or hypothetical Other."
2. In his Essay he observed, "When we set before our eyes a round globe it is certain that the idea thereby imprinted in our mind is of a flat circle."
3. At that time, I trotted out the stock classical answer explaining that all events, especially those charged with high emotion, were permanently imprinted on the "ether" or atmosphere of a place.
4. We get genetically (and culinarily) imprinted with them.
5. Today's kids "are being imprinted with the microwave, not the stove".
6. A quiet, grass-grown ride branched off into the dimness of the wood, and in the surface were imprinted deep wheelmarks.
7. They are keenest on clothes imprinted with the logos of sports teams of American colleges which have a high academic reputation.
8. He got some kind of perverse pleasure out of this, thinking at the back of his mind that when The Graduate opened in the movie houses around Manhattan, the face would be seen magnified on a big screen and imprinted on audiences' minds.
9. The imagery imprinted itself on the minds of a whole generation of parents who had lost young children.
10. He objected (and Locke would have agreed), that since truths such as that any number is even or odd are quite obvious and self-evident, it would be pointless for God to have imprinted them on our minds.
11. However, we do not need to look far to see how the influence and effects of crime have imprinted themselves on our social environment.
12. Hooker concurs: the law of Reason, the universal law of mankind, is "imprinted" in men's souls and "written in their hearts" (i. 166, 228).
13. Why then are the firms selling clothes and other goods imprinted with the logos of American sports teams so po-faced about their fat export order-books?