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21Inset — Вкладка, вклейка || вкладывать, вставлять; Небольшая иллюстрация, напечатанная внутри иллюстрации большего размера; Объявление вкладка, отпечатанное на отдельном листе; Впечатанная информация || впечатывать …
22inset — v. a. == put in. Ps. lxv. 12 …
23inset — in·set || ɪnset n. something which has been inserted, something set in; additional page (placed in a book, newspaper, etc.); small image which has been placed within a larger one; piece of cloth added to a dress v. insert, set in; place one… …
24inset — 1) tines 2) stein …
25INSET — abbr. In Service Training, for teachers. On days when teachers have in service training, school pupils have a holiday. These holidays are called Baker Days , after Kenneth Baker, the Minister of Education at the time when they were introduced …
26INSET — UK [ˈɪnset] / US [ˈɪnˌset] noun [uncountable] in service training: extra training for teachers in state schools in the UK given during school time …
27inset — [ˈɪnset] noun [C] 1) a small picture or map inside a larger one 2) something that is put in something else a gold ring with diamond insets[/ex] …
28inset — / ɪnset/ noun same as insert …
29inset initial — Print. an initial letter, esp. of the first word of a chapter or other section of a book, magazine, etc., larger than the body type and occupying two or more lines in depth, causing body type to be set around it. Also called drop initial. * * * …
30inset fan — (colloquial: southwestern USA) The flood plain of an ephemeral stream that is confined between the fan remnants, ballenas, basin floor remnants, or closely opposed fan toeslopes of a basin. FF & SW …
