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in·set noun /ˈɪnset/ /ˈɪnset/ - a small picture, map, etc. inside a larger one（套印在大图片、地图等中的）小图，小地图
- For the Shetland Islands, see inset.关于设得兰群岛，见小地图。
- something that is added on to something else, or put inside something else嵌入物；附加物
- The windows have beautiful stained glass insets.窗户上镶着漂亮的彩色玻璃。
in·set verb /ˈɪnset/ /ˈɪnset/ - [usually passive] to fix something into the surface of something else, especially as a decoration嵌入，插入（作为装饰等）
- A is inset (with B) The tables were inset with ceramic tiles.桌子上镶嵌着瓷砖。
- B is inset (into A) Ceramic tiles were inset into the tables.桌子上镶嵌着瓷砖。
- inset something (into something) to put a small picture, map, etc. inside the borders of a bigger one（在大图片、地图等中）套印小图
- the abbreviation for 'in-service training', used to refer to the system of training given to teachers working in British state schools插图：“在职培训”的缩写，用于指对在英国公立学校工作的教师提供的培训系统
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