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Meanings of inset in anglès

rus
вклейка

Form of book art.

вклейка
espanyol
forro

A piece of material used to strengthen or enlarge a garment.

forro
Usage of inset in anglès
1
Or, to be really cutting edge, inset the screen into the wall.
The Guardian
2
The livingroom has a fireplace with a brick inset and fitted shelving.
The Irish Times
3
The outward curving walls were gleaming dark wood, inset with porthole windows.
Raising Stony Mayhall
4
She was wearing a new white cotton blouse with a lace inset.
Book of lost threads
5
Misty green walls inset with white pillars led down to the stage.
Shadowland
6
Through its glass inset, Mary could see a corridor with white walls.
Mine
7
The vicar had a handsome, fleshy face, inset with small, appraising eyes.
The suspicions of mr. whicher: a shocking murder and the undoing...
8
The inset tiles came a few years later, they're from the 19th century.
The Guardian
9
The inset map will have attached to it a small scale of miles.
In the Fourth Year: Anticipations of a World Peace
10
The officer knocked loudly on a small door inset in the big gates.
The Stowaway Girl
11
He brought up an inset of all the winch operators' vitals.
Reach for Infinity
12
The stone walls of the room were inset with shelves and crowded niches.
The Hyperion Cantos
13
Rough umber bricks composed a wide archway inset with bronze doors.
Shadow's son
14
A pearl necklace, some heavy gold rings with stones inset, earrings.
The blood spilt
15
It was a button, made of gold-coloured metal with an inset burgundy-red stone.
The Irish Times
16
Strapped down to loops inset in the deck was the stealth ship's safe.
Leviathan Wakes
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Translations for inset
Inset through the time
Inset across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common