inset

• n. 插图，插页；插入物
• vt. 嵌入；插入

1. a small picture inserted within the bounds or a larger one

2. an artifact that is inserted or is to be inserted

3. a piece of material inset to strengthen or enlarge a garment

For the Shetland Islands, see inset.

关于设得兰群岛，见小地图。

《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》

For an explanationof the symbols see the key , inset left.

有关各符号的意义请见左边附表.

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Make sure your picture matches the inset window, especially along the edges.

确保您的图像与嵌入窗口相匹配, 特别是边缘.

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Some may have dark lines inset into these colors, like tiger stripes.

有些会有些深色的线条在这些颜色里, 看起来像是老虎的纹路.

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FIG . 2 also shows a detailed inset of the inter - slot period .

图2还显示出时隙 间隔期间 的详细插图.

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BE inset China at the south of a green bright pearl.

是镶嵌在南中国的一颗绿色明珠.

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Now selects the front polygon and inset it.

现在选择前面的多边形,然后向内缩进.

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Which letter is a useful inset?

哪个字母是益虫?

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Inset the key card for electricity.

插入钥匙板,房间就有电了.

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Inset: the city form Williamstown.

插图: 从威廉姆斯镇看墨尔本城.

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Inset: the Yarra River and the city.

插图: 耶那河与墨尔本城.

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Inset: Melbourne across Port Phillip Bay.

插图: 从菲利普湾港看墨尔本城.

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The inset demonstrates a typical giant cell with a round, pink intracytoplasmic inclusion.

插图显示典型的巨细胞,圆形, 有粉红色胞质包涵体.

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The whole line decoration inset a small circle of 15 green loose stones slice.

整个纹饰镶嵌了十五个绿松石小圆片.

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Our new street plan of the city is inset in a corner of their area map.

他们的地区地图一角插入了我们为这座城市新绘的街道图.

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in-,进入，使，set,放置，安置。引申词义插入的小图或套图。

1. For the Shetland Islands, see inset.

关于设得兰群岛，见小地图。

来自《权威词典》

2. For an explanationof the symbols see the key , inset left.

有关各符号的意义请见左边附表.

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3. Make sure your picture matches the inset window, especially along the edges.

确保您的图像与嵌入窗口相匹配, 特别是边缘.

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4. We want you to delete the inset on the first ending.

我们希望您删除第一个结束的插页.

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5. Some may have dark lines inset into these colors, like tiger stripes.

有些会有些深色的线条在这些颜色里, 看起来像是老虎的纹路.

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inset (n.)

1550s, "influx of water, place where water flows in," from in + set (n.2). Meaning "extra pages of a book, etc." is from 1875; that of "small map in the border of a larger one" is from 1881.