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Meanings of built-in in English
Existing as an essential constituent or characteristic.
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Usage of built-in in English
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The Airthinx uses nine built-in sensors to measure key air quality indicators.
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Mac OS X includes built-in support for the following virtual network interfaces:
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Mac OS X includes built-in support for the following hardware network interfaces:
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The sensors bring two new features: RGBW Coding and built-in HDR video.
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Mac OS X provides built-in support for these network file service protocols:
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Some kinds of data don't correspond directly to the available built-in types.
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The government says the bill has built-in protections and will plug loopholes.
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I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the structures contain built-in charges.
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This screen shot of the Service menu shows built-in and third-party services.
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It was a large room, packed with built-in bunks stacked four high.
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It also will work with Intel-based hardware that uses built-in AES encryption.
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They plan soon to have sleeping planes equipped with regular built-in berths.
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The hold now has 12 built-in bunk beds -simple but comfortable.
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And if the unthinkable happens, Automatic knows, thanks to its built-in accelerometer.
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Ericsson had sold equipment to Iranian telecoms that included built-in interception capabilities.
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In other words, they seem to have a built-in intuition about grammar.