inlaid 英 [ˌɪnˈleɪd]   美 [ˈɪnˌled]

inlaid

inlaid  英 [ˌɪnˈleɪd] 美 [ˈɪnˌled]

adj. 镶嵌的;嵌入的;镶饰的  v. 把…镶入;用镶嵌物装饰(inlay的过去分词形式) 

Gradually, they learned to improve their caves with inlaid stone floors, walls at the entrances and fireplaces. 渐渐地,他们学会通过镶嵌石地板、在入口砌墙、设置取火点来改善洞穴。
From a gold leaf-covered reception to a 60th floor inlaid with genuine flakes of gold, the building exudes wealth and excess. 从一片金叶覆盖的接待前台到一个60楼嵌入的真金片,这个建筑整个散发的都是富足和奢侈。

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  • adj. 镶嵌的;嵌入的;镶饰的
  • v. 把…镶入;用镶嵌物装饰(inlay的过去分词形式)
  • 1. Gradually, they learned to improve their caves with inlaid stone floors, walls at the entrances and fireplaces.

    渐渐地,他们学会通过镶嵌石地板、在入口砌墙、设置取火点来改善洞穴。

  • 2. From a gold leaf-covered reception to a 60th floor inlaid with genuine flakes of gold, the building exudes wealth and excess.

    从一片金叶覆盖的接待前台到一个60楼嵌入的真金片,这个建筑整个散发的都是富足和奢侈。

  • 3. The hall itself was as long as a football field, lavishly furnished with statues, fountains, colorful inlaid marble and a gilded bronze ceiling.

    大厅本身有一个足球场那么长,奢华地布置着雕像、喷泉、色彩斑斓的镶饰大理石以及一个镀金青铜天花板。

  • inlaid (adj.) 1590s, "embedded in (something)," from in + laid, past participle of lay (v.). In old slang (c. 1700) it meant "full of money, living at ease."
in·laid / ˌɪnˈleɪd ; NAmE ˌɪnˈleɪd / adjective (of furniture, floors, etc. 家具、地板等 ) decorated with designs of wood, metal, etc. that are set into the surface 镶嵌着(木质、金属等)图案的;嵌饰的 an inlaid wooden box 嵌花木盒子 inlaidwith sth a box inlaid with gold 镶金盒子 in·laid / ˌɪnˈleɪd ; NAmE ˌɪnˈleɪd /
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