inscribe
in
ˌɪn
in
scribe
ˈskraɪb
skraib
/ɪnskɹˈa‍ɪb/

英語での「inscribe」の定義と意味

to inscribe
01

刻む, 記入する

to mark or engrave a surface with a design or pattern, typically to create a lasting impression or decoration
Transitive: to inscribe a surface with a design
to inscribe definition and meaning
Next week, the jeweler will inscribe the couple's wedding rings with their initials and wedding date.
来週、宝石商はカップルの結婚指輪に彼らのイニシャルと結婚式の日付を刻みます
02

記入する, 献呈する

to write or sign a personalized message or dedication, often signed, inside a book or another item intended as a gift to someone
Transitive: to inscribe a message
Before presenting the album to her parents, she inscribed a heartfelt message on the CD sleeve.
アルバムを両親に渡す前に、彼女はCDのスリーブに心のこもったメッセージを刻んだ
03

記す, 献呈する

to write a brief dedication or message in a book, song lyrics, etc.
Transitive: to inscribe sth with a dedication
The author inscribed her latest novel with a heartfelt message to her loyal readers.
著者は彼女の最新小説に忠実な読者への心からのメッセージを記した
04

内接する, 境界を定める

to draw one figure within another in such a way that the boundaries of the inner figure touch those of the outer figure but do not cross them
Transitive: to inscribe a figure within another | to inscribe a figure in another
In geometry class, students learned how to inscribe a circle within a square.
幾何学の授業で、生徒たちは正方形の中に円を内接させる方法を学びました。
05

登録する, 記入する

to record or register the name of an individual onto a list, document, or book
Transitive: to inscribe someone's name on a list or document
Voters were required to inscribe their names on the voting list before casting their ballots.
投票者は投票前に投票用紙に自分の名前を記入する必要がありました。
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