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“inscribe”的英语定义和含义

to inscribe
01

, 题写

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
语法信息
形态构成
派生
动作动词
规则
现在时
inscribe
第三人称单数
inscribes
现在分词
inscribing
一般过去时
inscribed
过去分词
inscribed
例子
Next week, the jeweler will inscribe the couple's wedding rings with their initials and wedding date. 

下周,珠宝商将把这对夫妇的结婚戒指刻上他们的姓名首字母和结婚日期。

02

题写, 献词

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
例子
Before presenting the album to her parents, she inscribed a heartfelt message on the CD sleeve. 

在将专辑呈现给父母之前,她在CD封套上题写了一条 heartfelt 的信息。

03

题写, 献词

to write a brief dedication or message in a book, song lyrics, etc. 
Transitive: to inscribe sth with a dedication
例子
The author inscribed her latest novel with a heartfelt message to her loyal readers. 

作者在她最新小说中题写了一条衷心的信息给她的忠实读者。

04

内接, 划定界限

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
例子
In geometry class, students learned how to inscribe a circle within a square. 

在几何课上,学生们学习了如何在正方形内内切一个圆。

05

登记, 注册

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
例子
Voters were required to inscribe their names on the voting list before casting their ballots. 

选民在投票前必须在投票名单上登记自己的名字。

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