adding sth (书、文章等中）添加的东西；添加；插入：
the
insertion 〇/an extra paragraph 插入一个附加段落
,in-'service adj. [only before noun] (of
training, courses of study, etc•训练、课程等）done while sb is working in
a job, in order to leam new skills 在职进行的；不脱产的：
in-service
training 在职培训
inset /'mset/ noun, verb
mnoun 1 a small picture, map, etc. inside a
larger one (套印在大图片、地图等中的
> 小图，小地图：For the Shetiand Jskmds,
see fnset关于设得兰群岛，见小地图。
2 something that is added on to sth else, or put inside
sth else 嵌入物；附加物：The windows have beaut(/itZ
stained g/ass insets.窗户上镶着漂亮的彩色玻璃。
■ verb (in-set.ting, inset, inset) [VN] 1 [usually passive]〜A (with B) | ~ B (into Aj to fix sth into the surface of
sth else, especially as a decoration 嵌入，插入.（作为装饰
等）：77ie takes were inset with ceramic riZes•桌子上_
嵌着瓷砖。◊ Ceramic riZes were
inset into the taWes.桌
f 上镶&着瓷砖。2 〜sth (into sth) to put a
small picture, map, etc. inside the borders of a bigger one (在大图片、地图等中）套印（小图）
in-shore /'injD：(r)/ adj. [usually before noun] in the sea but close to the shore 适岸的；近海的：an inshore breeze 海岸边的微风◊ an inshore h/eboat 丨=that stays dose to tie land)运‘救生艇► jn'shore flc/v.: The boat came inshore
(= towards the land).船驶近海岸。'
_
compare
OFFSHORE
in-side /.in'said/ prep., adv., noun, adj.
mprep. (also in-side of especially in
Bfldv. 1
on or
to the inside 在(或向)■里面：She shook ft to mafce sure there was
nothing inside.她把它晃了
晃，以确定里面没有东西。◊ We
had to move inside (=indoors) when i‘t started to rain.开始下雨了，我们只
好躲进屋M。◊ (//gwraf/Ve) Jpretemied not to care but J was
screaming inside.表面上佯装不在乎，但内心却在
髙声喊叫。S33 outside 2
(/V7/orma/)
in prison 在监狱 里；被监禁：He was sentenced to three
years fnsfde. 他被判三年监禁。
mnoun 1 [C, usually sing.] (usually the inside) the inner part, side or
surface of sth 里面；内部；侧：The fnsi’de 〇/ the box was Wue.盒子的内®
呈蓝么。◊ 77ie door was
iocfced 介om the fnsi.de.门众里面锁上了。◊ The
sheH is smooth on the frwide.贞壳内 li 滑。◊ the
i.nsi’des 〇/ the windows 窗户的 the outside
2 the inside [sing.] the part of a road nearest the edge, that is
used by slower vehicles (靠近路边的）慢车道： He tried to overtake on
t/ie inside.彳也试图从ti车道@车。 f»Tin the outside 3 the inside [sing.j the part of a
curved road or track nearest to the middle or shortest side of the curve (道路或跑道拐弯处的）内侧，里道， 内圈：TTie ■French nmner is
coming up /ast on the inside. 法国的赛跑选手正从内圈迅速赶上来。SH3THE
outside 4 insides [pi.] [informal) a person's stomach and bowels (人的）肠胃，内脏：She was so nervous, her insides were H/ce jeHy. “紧张得六神无主。
IRW1
.inside 'out with the part that is usually inside facing out 里面朝外：You've got your sweater on
inside out.你把毛线衫舍k了。_◊ Turn the /?呀
inside
out and Zet it dry.把咏干。一compare back to front at back n. on the in'side belonging to a group or an
organization and therefore able to get information that is not available to
other people 属于某团伙（或组织）
的；知情的：The thieves must have had someone on the
inside hewing them.这些窃贼肯定有内应。turn sth inside out 1 to make a place very untidy when you are searching for sth 把某化翻得乱
4：八糟：TTie burgiars had turned
the house inside out.窃贼把房子翻了个底朝
天。2 to cause large changes 引起巨大变化：77ie new manager turned the oZd systems inside out.新任经理对旧
体制进行了彻底的改革。一more at know
v. madj. [only before noun] 1
forming the inner part of sth; not on the outside 内部的；里面的：the fnside pages 〇/
a
newspaper•报纸的内页◊ an insidepocfcet 里袋◊ (8r£) I was driving on the inside
lane (= the part nearest the edge, not the middle of the road).我当时驾车在慢车道
上行驶。2
known
or done by sb in a group or an organization 从内部了解到的；&线干的：insfde fn/or- mation p|Slf 0 Any newspaper would pay big money
to get t/ie inside story on her marriage.任何报故都愿出
髙价购买关于她婚姻的内情。◊ r/ie
robbe/y appeared to have been an inside job•这次抢劫像是内部A干刼。
.inside 'leg (6r£) {NAmE inseam) noun [sing.] a measurement of the length of the inside of
sbJs leg, used for making or choosing trousers of the correct size 下落裆
_ (f腿内侧长度）
in-sider /in'saida(r)/ noun a person who knows a lot
about a group or an organization, because they are part of it 知南情者；内部的人：77ie situation was described by one insider 〇5 ‘absolute chaos’.据一名内部 人士说，实情是乱作一团。一 compare outsider in,sider 'trading (also in.sider
dealing) noun [u] the crime of buying or selling shares in a company with the help of
information known only by those connected with the business, before this
information is available to everybody内钱交易，内幕交易（根据内线消息买卖股
，票_的违，行为>
,inside 'track noun [sing.] (especially
In-sight
/'insait/
noun 1 [U] {approving) the
ability to see and understand the truth ai>out people or situations 洞 察力；领悟：a writer 〇/great insight有深刻洞察力的作
% 〇 VVith a flash of insight I realized what the dream meant.我突然明白了这个梦意味着什么。2 [C, U] ~ (into sth) an understanding of what sth is like 洞悉；了解：
The
book gives us fascinating insights into life in Mexico. i这；^书生动地表现了墨西哥的生活。
in-sight-ful
/'msaitful/
adj. {approving) showing a clear understanding of a person
or situation 有深刻了解的；
富有洞察力的H5EJ
perceptive in-sig-nia /in'signia/ noun [u+sing./pl.
v.] the symbol, badge or sign
that shows sb’s rank or that they are a member of a group or an organization (级别或成员
的）标记，象征；嘁章；证章：the royaZ insignia亟家的 徽章◊ Jfis uni/orm bore
the insignia 〇/a captain.他的制
服+有徽章。
in-sig-nifi-cant /.insig'nifikant/ adj. not big or valuable enough
to be considered important 微不足道的；无足
轻重的：an irwign^ccmt difference龠示足道的差别◊ The levels of chemicals in the river are
not insignificant. 河水中的也学物质含量不容忽视。◊ He made her /ed
insigmyiaint and stupid•他使 M 感到卑微愚蠢。