transcription, транскрипция: [ ɪmbed ]
( embeds, embedding, embedded)
1.
If an object embeds itself in a substance or thing, it becomes fixed there firmly and deeply.
One of the bullets passed through Andrea’s chest before embedding itself in a wall.
VERB : V n in n , also V n prep
• em‧bed‧ded
There is glass embedded in the cut.
ADJ : oft ADJ in n
2.
If something such as an attitude or feeling is embedded in a society or system, or in someone’s personality, it becomes a permanent and noticeable feature of it.
This agreement will be embedded in a state treaty to be signed soon.
VERB : usu passive , be V-ed in n
• em‧bed‧ded
I think that hatred of the other is deeply embedded in our society.
ADJ : oft ADJ in n