inlaying

in·lay

I0148500 (ĭn′lā′, ĭn-lā′)tr.v. in·laid (-lād′), in·lay·ing, in·lays 1. a. To set (pieces of wood or ivory, for example) into a surface, usually at the same level, to form a design.b. To decorate by setting in such designs.2. To insert (a photograph, for example) within a mat in a book.n.1. a. Contrasting material set into a surface in pieces to form a design.b. A design, pattern, or decoration made by inlaying.2. Dentistry A solid filling, as of gold or porcelain, fitted to a cavity in a tooth and cemented into place.

in·lay′er n.

inlaying

(ˈɪnˌleɪɪŋ) nan act of decoration by the insertion of pieces of wood, ivory, etc, into prepared slots in the surface of an articlea decoration made by inlaying

inlaying

The decoration of an object with fine materials set into its surface.

inlaying

inlaying,

process of ornamenting a surface by setting into it material of different color or substance, usually in such a manner as to preserve a continuous plane. Inlay is employed in connection with a great variety of objects, both of major architectural character and of minor furnishing and decorative function, and makes use of a wide range of materials, such as wood, stone, ivory, glass, metal, mother-of-pearl, and tortoiseshell. The art is of ancient origin and has been continuously and widely employed. The use of the word inlay is now more generally restricted to the true process as applied to furniture and other objects of wood and as distinguished from parquetry and the veneered work of marquetrymarquetry
, branch of cabinetwork in which a decorative surface of wood or other substance is glued to an object on a single plane. Unlike inlaying, in which the secondary material is sunk into portions of a solid ground cut out to receive it, the technique of marquetry applies
..... Click the link for more information. . For stone or glass inlays, see mosaicmosaic
, art of arranging colored pieces of marble, glass, tile, wood, or other material to produce a surface ornament. Ancient Mosaics

In Egypt and Mesopotamia, furniture, small architectural features, and jewelry were occasionally adorned with inset bits of
..... Click the link for more information. ; for metals, see nielloniello
[Ital. from Latin nigellus=blackish], black metallic alloy of sulfur, copper, silver, and usually lead, used as an inlay on engraved metal. The metal surface is brushed with a borax solution as a flux, dusted with powdered niello, then heated.
..... Click the link for more information. and damasceningdamascening
or damaskeening
, the art of decorating iron, steel, or bronze with inlaid threads of gold or silver, or producing a watered effect in forging, as in sword blades, gun barrels, and various metal objects.
..... Click the link for more information. ; and for special wood inlays, see intarsiaintarsia
or tarsia,
properly a form of wood inlaying. The term is sometimes applied to inlays of other materials such as ivory and metal. It is differentiated from marquetry by the basic veneering process of the latter.
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单词	inlaying
释义	inlaying in·lay I0148500 (ĭn′lā′, ĭn-lā′)tr.v. in·laid (-lād′), in·lay·ing, in·lays 1. a. To set (pieces of wood or ivory, for example) into a surface, usually at the same level, to form a design.b. To decorate by setting in such designs.2. To insert (a photograph, for example) within a mat in a book.n.1. a. Contrasting material set into a surface in pieces to form a design.b. A design, pattern, or decoration made by inlaying.2. Dentistry A solid filling, as of gold or porcelain, fitted to a cavity in a tooth and cemented into place. in·lay′er n. inlaying (ˈɪnˌleɪɪŋ) nan act of decoration by the insertion of pieces of wood, ivory, etc, into prepared slots in the surface of an articlea decoration made by inlaying inlaying The decoration of an object with fine materials set into its surface. IdiomsSeeinlay inlaying inlaying, process of ornamenting a surface by setting into it material of different color or substance, usually in such a manner as to preserve a continuous plane. Inlay is employed in connection with a great variety of objects, both of major architectural character and of minor furnishing and decorative function, and makes use of a wide range of materials, such as wood, stone, ivory, glass, metal, mother-of-pearl, and tortoiseshell. The art is of ancient origin and has been continuously and widely employed. The use of the word inlay is now more generally restricted to the true process as applied to furniture and other objects of wood and as distinguished from parquetry and the veneered work of marquetrymarquetry , branch of cabinetwork in which a decorative surface of wood or other substance is glued to an object on a single plane. Unlike inlaying, in which the secondary material is sunk into portions of a solid ground cut out to receive it, the technique of marquetry applies ..... Click the link for more information. . For stone or glass inlays, see mosaicmosaic , art of arranging colored pieces of marble, glass, tile, wood, or other material to produce a surface ornament. Ancient Mosaics In Egypt and Mesopotamia, furniture, small architectural features, and jewelry were occasionally adorned with inset bits of ..... Click the link for more information. ; for metals, see nielloniello [Ital. from Latin nigellus=blackish], black metallic alloy of sulfur, copper, silver, and usually lead, used as an inlay on engraved metal. The metal surface is brushed with a borax solution as a flux, dusted with powdered niello, then heated. ..... Click the link for more information. and damasceningdamascening or damaskeening , the art of decorating iron, steel, or bronze with inlaid threads of gold or silver, or producing a watered effect in forging, as in sword blades, gun barrels, and various metal objects. ..... Click the link for more information. ; and for special wood inlays, see intarsiaintarsia or tarsia, properly a form of wood inlaying. The term is sometimes applied to inlays of other materials such as ivory and metal. It is differentiated from marquetry by the basic veneering process of the latter. ..... Click the link for more information. .
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