forms a part of sth将…包括在内；包含；吸收；使并 .入：Many of your suggestions have been incorporated in the p〖cm.你的很多建议已纳入计划中。◊:The new car design incorporates aM the iatest sa/efy /eatures.新的汽 车设计包括了所有最新的安全配备。◊ We have incorpor­ated aH the Zatest sa/efy/eatures into the design. 我们在 设计中纳入了所有最新的安全装置。2 0W5/‘n«s商)[often passive] to create a legally recognized company 注册成 立：77ie company was incorporated m 2002.这家公司成 立于 2002.年。_ ► in.corp.or.atioii /in,k3:p9lreij'n; -,ko:rp-/ noun [U]： the incorporation of foreign words into the kmguage这一语言对外来词汇的喊收◊ the artides 〇/ incorporation 〇/the company有关创建公司的条款 in-corp-orated /m'koipareitid; NAmE -'koirp-/ adj.

I ru;.) (fcws/ziess.商）formed into a business company with legal status组成有法人地位的营业公司的；组成公 司的    _.      .

in-cor-poreal /.inkoi'poirial; NAmE -ko:r'p-/ adj. {formal) without a body or form无形体的；无形的 in.cor.rect /,inka_rekt/ 1 not accurate or true 不准 确的；不正确的；不真实的：incorrect in/ormarion/ 印eHing失实的信息；错诶的拼，写◊ His version 〇/ what happened is incorrect.他对所发生的事情的说法不准确。

2 speaking or behaving in a way that does not follow the accepted standards or rules (说话赛举止不:合规 矩的，不肖的，不端的 _ see also politically incor­rect PHT3 correct ► in cor-rect-ly adv. ： an incorrectly addressed ietter 地址有误的信件丨ivcor.rect.ness now/? [U] in-corri-gible /m'kDrid30bl; NAmE -'ko:r-/ adj. {disap­proving or humorous) having bad habits which cannot be changed or improved无法改正的；屡教不改的HT1 incurable： Her husband is an incorrigiWe_/?i>t.她的丈 夫是个积习难改的调情老手d ◊ Ybu’re incorrigiWe/你简 直不_可救药！ ►'in.cor.ri.gib丨y /m_kDnd39bli; /VAmf -'ko:r-/ adv.

in.cor.»*iipt.ible /.inka’rAptabl/ 1 (of people 人)not able to be persuaded to do sth wrong or dishonest, even if sb offers them money廉洁的；不接受贿賂的 2 that cannot decay or be destroyed 不会腐蚀的；不可 摧毁的 PTU3 corruptible ► in-cor-rupt-ibihity /.inka- .rApta'bilati/ noun [U] in-crease verb, noun

m verb /in'kriis/ ~ (sth) (from A) (to B) | ~ (sth) (by sth) to become or to make sth greater in amount, numlDer， value, etc.(使）增长，增多；增加：[V] The poputoion has increased介om 2.2 miHion to U miHion.人口已从 120.万增加到了 180 万。◊ 77ie rate .〇/ in/fation increased 通货膨胀率增长了 2%。◊rhepriceo/ort imreased 右油价格上涨了。◊ increasing Zevek 〇/carbon dioxide in the earth’s atmosphere 地球大气层中 i 益增多 的二氧化碳含量◊ Oinncreased fn price.石油价格上涨 '了。◊ DisabfHa mcreases with age (= the older sb is, the more likely they are to be disabled).身体机能随着 年龄退化。◊ [VN] We need to increase productivity.我们 需要提高生产h。◊ TheyVe increased the price by 50%. 他们已经把价格提高了 50%。 EQ3 DECREASE in­creased 〇办 [only before noun]: increased demand 的需求

/'igkriis/ [C，U]〜（in sth) a rise in the amount, number or value of sth _长；_多；增加：cm I'ncrease in spending 开支的增长◊ an increase o/办 fn the pound on income tax 所_税每英镑增加 2 便:£：◊ an increase 〇/ nearly 20%   20% W -K： 0 a significant/substantial

increase in sa〖es销售量显著/可政增长◊ price/tax/ wage increases 价格 / 税碱 / 工资舍上涨◊ Jfomdessness is cm the increase (= increasing).关家岢归者越来越多。 PTJ3 DECREASE

in-creas-ing-ly fHt /m'kri:sii]li/ adv. more and more all the time越杂—多地；不断增加地： increasfngZy d断cuZt/important/jpopuZar 越来越困难/ 重 要 / 普及◊ It is becoming increasingly dear that this proWem wiH not be easiiy soZved.越来越明显的是，这个 问题不会轻易解决。◊ Zncre〇5ing〖y, training is taking pkice in the q0ke rather than outside ft.在职培训日益增 加，而f是脱产进行。

in-cred-ible /m'kredabl/ adj. 1 impossible or very difficult to believe不能相信的；难以置信的函 unbelievable ： an mcrecWWe sto/y 不可思议的故事◊

i〇35       inculcate

It seemed incredible that she had been there a week already.真让人难以置信，她已经在那里待了一个星期 了。2       extremely good or extremely large 极

知的；M夫的：rhe hoteZ was incrediWe.这家旅馆棒极 了_cm incredi'We amount 〇/ work 极大量的工作 in.cred.ibly ./m_kredabli/ flt/v. 1 extremely 极端地； 极其        unbelievably ： incredibly lucky/stupid/

d断极其幸运/愚蠢/困难/美丽2 in a way that is very difficult to believe 令人难以置信： JncredfWy, she /iad no idea what was going on.令人难.以 置信的是，她当时对发生的事一无所知。 in-credu.lous /m'kredjalas; NAmE -d38l-/ adj. not willing or not able to believe sth; showing an inability to believe sth不肯相信的；不能;信的；表示怀疑的： ‘报厂6?’5£^1?<放，1>1〇^1/丨01/5.“这九？”凯特表示怀疑 地说。.◊ an increduious Zoofc 怀疑的神色一compare credulous ►. in-credu-lity /.inkra'djuilati; NAmE -'du:-/ noun [U] RPm disbelief ： a look of surprise and increduHfy 惊疑的神色 in.credu.lous.ly. fl办.：He Zaug/ied increduiousiy.他满腹狐疑地大笑起杂。 in-cre-ment /'iqkramant/ noun 1 a regular increase in the amount of money that sb. is paid for their job 定期 的加薪：a salary 〇/ £25 JC vvi't/i cmnuai increments 薪咖 25 000 英镑，并_逐年增加 2 (/b/TDCj/) an increase in a number or an amount 增量；增力fj ► in.cre.men.tal /.iqkra’mentl/ 〇〇[/•: mcrementaZ costs 增长的费用 in.cre- mentaMy /-tali/ adv.

in-crim-in-ate /in'krimmeit/ verb [vn] to make it seem as if sb has done sth wrong or illegal 使负罪；连累： They were afraid of answering the questions and fncrimi'nating themsdves.他们担心因回答这些问题而受 到牵连。► in.crim.in.at.ing [usually before noun】： mcriminating evidence 显示有罪的证据 in.crim.in.ation /m.krani'neij'n/ noun [U]

'in-crowd noun [sing.] a small group of people within a larger group who seem to be the most popular or fash- ionable最f欢迎（或最时髦）的小集体；时髦一族 in-crust-ation (also en-crust-ation) /.mkrA'steiJ'n/ noun [U, C] the process of forming a hard outer covering or layer; the covering or layer that is formed 结壳；形成 5更外层；硬壳；硬外层

in-cu-bate /'iqkjubeit/ verb 1 [VN] (of a bird -S,) to sit on its eggs in order to keep them warm until they hatch 畔（卵 >;^化 2 [VN](加'o/ogy 生）to keep cells, bacteria, etc. at a suitable temperature so that they develop 培养 (细胞、细菌，）3[VN] be incubating stl>(/r}ec//cfl/.E) to have an infectious disease developing inside you before symptoms (= signs of illness) appear 有（择染 病在体内）潜伏 4 [V] (wWra/ 医)(pf a disease 疾_) to develop slowly without showing any signs 潜伏 in-cu-ba-tion /.ujkju'beiXn/ noun 1 [u] the hatching of eggs 孵（卵）；釦化 2 [C] (also incu’batiQn period) {medical IS or biology ^.) the time between sb being infected with a disease and the appearance of the first SYMPTOMS (= signs)(传染病的）潜伏期 3 [U] (b/o/ogy 生）the development and growth of bacteria, etc..(由 菌等的）繁殖

in-cu>ba-tor /'ii3kjubeit0(r)/ noun 1 a piece of equip­ment in a hospital which new babies are placed in when they are weak or born too early, in order to help them survive (体弱或早产婴儿.）恒温箱2 a machine like a box where eggs are Icept warm until the young birds are bom 畔化器

in-cu-bus /'irjkjubas/ noun (pi in-cu-buses or in-cubi /-bai/) 1 {literary) a problem that makes you worry a lot 沉重的压力；巨夫的精神负担2 a male evil spirit, supposed in the past to have sex with a sleeping woman梦淫妖（.旧时传说中与熟睡女子交合的妖魔） —compare succubus

in-cul-cate /'inkAlkeit; NAmE in'kAl-/ verb [VN] ~ sth (in/into sb) j 〜sb with sth (/brnifl/) to cause sb to learn and remember ideas, moral principles, etc., especially by repeating them often 反复—输；谆淳教诲：tofncuZ- cate a se/ise o/responsibfHfy in sb谭谭教导某人要有责任 ^ 〇 to inculcate sb with a sense of responsibility 导某人要有责任感► in‘cuhca*tion /,mkATkeiJn/ now/? [U】