inset
inset 英 [ˈɪnset] 美 [ˈɪnˌsɛt, ɪnˈsɛt]
n. 插图，插页；插入物 vt. 嵌入；插入
进行时:insetting 过去式:inset 过去分词:inset 第三人称单数:insets 名词复数:insets
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- n. 插图，插页；插入物
- vt. 嵌入；插入
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1. "It also appeared on the front in an inset", Price said.
“该故事同样也出现插页的头条，”帕瑞斯说。
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2. In the inset, the larger crater Pitatus is at the right.
插图中，右边是大一些的皮塔图斯环形山。
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3. To test the idea, scientists etched a picture of a tank onto a silicon surface (inset).
为了验证这一想法，科学家将一张坦克图像刻蚀在硅表面（嵌入）。
- inset (n.) 1550s, "influx of water; place where water flows in," from in (prep.) + set (n.2). The sense "that which is set in" ("extra pages of a book, etc.," 1871; "small map in the border of a larger one," 1872) probably is a separate formation. In Old English insetan (Old Northumbrian insetta) meant "an institution," literally "a setting in," and perhaps a loan-translation of the source of institution. Similar formation in German einsetzen "to use, employ; institute, begin; install."
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