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inlaid

/ɪnˈleɪd/

inlaidpast participle

Functions as an adjective describing something decorated with inlay.

Translations

инкрустированный

The cabinet was beautifully inlaid with mother-of-pearl.

Шкаф был прекрасно инкрустирован перламутром.

Additional translations

интарсированныйспец.; относится к технике интарсии

Definitions

Decorated by setting pieces of another material into the surface.

The cabinet was beautifully inlaid with mother-of-pearl.

inlayverb

inlaid

Past Simple

inlaid

Past Simple

inlaid

Past Participle

inlaying

Gerund

/ˈɪnleɪ/

Translations

инкрустировать

The artisan decided to inlay the wooden box with mother-of-pearl.

Мастер решил инкрустировать деревянную шкатулку перламутром.

Definitions

To set pieces of a material into a surface to form a design.

The artisan inlaid the table with mother-of-pearl to create an intricate pattern.

To insert or cement a prefabricated restoration into a prepared cavity in a tooth.

The dentist will inlay the tooth to restore its structure.

Synonyms

inlaynoun

Definitions

A decorative design or pattern made by embedding pieces of a different material into a surface.

The table was adorned with an intricate inlay of mother-of-pearl.

A material inserted into a surface, often for decorative purposes.

The jeweler showed us a ring with a beautiful turquoise inlay.

A dental restoration that fits into a cavity in a tooth and is cemented into place.

The dentist recommended an inlay to restore the damaged tooth.

The art or technique of decorating a surface by setting pieces of a contrasting material into it.

She studied inlay in Morocco, mastering the craft over several years.

inlayadjective

Definitions

Relating to or designed for inlay work or dental inlays.

He bought an inlay kit to repair the old jewelry box.