Definition of built-in in English:

built-in

adjectivebɪltˈɪnˌbɪltˈɪn

1Forming an integral part of a structure.
a worktop with a built-in cooker
Example sentencesExamples
- The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt.
- The apartment also has a home bar set into an alcove, complete with built-in cooler, beer taps and storage shelves.
- There is also a wooden worktop and cream tiled splashback as well as a built-in Neff cooker and dishwasher.
- It comes complete with blank video tape, tripod, built-in microphone and adjustable focus.
- The use of built-in cabinets, wardrobes and work tops is unavoidable to ensure optimal use of space.
- The computer will have no built-in hard drives, as storage will be available via the global network.
- Gadgets with built-in cameras are being banned all over the place.
- There is a wide choice of thumb drives with MP3 players and recorders already built-in.
- The built-in flash is very small but is powerful enough to light objects up to 4.8 meters away.
- Nor do I have a paved patio with built-in barbecue or a conservatory.
- All three children's bedrooms have overhead galleries with built-in ladders.
- The issue of privacy is also shaping technology itself, with many devices having built-in privacy features.
- This option will cost from £600 for a built-in table and bench unit in laminate or wood veneer.
- Upstairs two of the bedrooms have en suite shower rooms and four of the five bedrooms have built-in wardrobes.
- The Discam even has a built-in Ethernet port, so you can download your video straight from the camera.
- The built-in camera seems good, and will be acid-tested in the next couple of weeks, I'm sure.
- Its built-in video camera will let you and your caller not only hear but also see each other during the call.
- I came away with a nice new Nokia 6630, which has a good quality camera built-in.
- There is also a posh built-in webcam for instant video conferencing.
- Included in the sale are a built-in hob, oven and deep fat fryer along with a washing machine and dishwasher.
Synonyms
fitted, fixed, integral, integrated, incorporated, permanent
1. 1.1 (of a characteristic) inherent; innate.
  the system has a built-in resistance to change
  Example sentencesExamples
  And any event where people have made an effort to follow a theme has a built-in inclusivity.
  With its built-in citrus aroma, your friends will surely think you've just come from the beach.
  We must learn that we have very few built-in measures that sustain our lives.
  There is a built-in time-lag in doing this, but now we can see the trends of the last two decades, and we don't like what we see.
  So the forms have arrived and the two most important have a built-in confusion factor that I'm finding hard to resolve.
  This is not a self-curing problem - no manufacturer knowingly makes cars with built-in faults.
  They should not give credence to any self-prophecy with built-in ulterior motives.
  It may be that dependence on role models to deliver the informal curriculum has created a built-in resistance to change.
  A built-in glacial pace of change is probably a good thing, when you think of it.
  When the irony comes built-in like that you realize that the opposition isn't even trying.
  The built-in fear of making mistakes is elevated proportionally with the number of reincarnations.
  We had a built-in respect for the writer's skill, and today I still wouldn't cross the road without a good script.
  With the withdrawal of the poster foreseeable, it's an example of built-in obsolescence.
  Research in the life sciences is committed, due to the built-in complexity of the subject under study, to the use of models.
  National Express, as the incumbent, should have the built-in advantage of experience.
  Also new in the second edition is a built-in virtual audience to cheer you on - but no coughing can be heard!
  And second, there is a built-in safeguard to prevent any potential conflict of interest.
  I wonder if doctors have a built-in urge to be deep country doctors just as poets dream they may become deep country poets?
  Architecture with a built-in history has become one of the major attractions in the city.
  After all, doesn't the myth go that fat people are innately funny; that they have a built-in sense of humour?
  Synonyms
  inherent, intrinsic, incorporated, inseparable, inbuilt
  essential, implicit, basic, fundamental, deep-rooted, rooted, permanent, ingrained, natural, native, radical
  rare connatural

Definition of built-in in US English:

built-in

adjectiveˌbɪltˈɪnˌbiltˈin

1attributive Forming an integral part of a structure or device.
a camera with a built-in zoom lens
Example sentencesExamples
- Included in the sale are a built-in hob, oven and deep fat fryer along with a washing machine and dishwasher.
- The built-in camera seems good, and will be acid-tested in the next couple of weeks, I'm sure.
- The Discam even has a built-in Ethernet port, so you can download your video straight from the camera.
- The computer will have no built-in hard drives, as storage will be available via the global network.
- The issue of privacy is also shaping technology itself, with many devices having built-in privacy features.
- Upstairs two of the bedrooms have en suite shower rooms and four of the five bedrooms have built-in wardrobes.
- Gadgets with built-in cameras are being banned all over the place.
- There is a wide choice of thumb drives with MP3 players and recorders already built-in.
- Its built-in video camera will let you and your caller not only hear but also see each other during the call.
- There is also a posh built-in webcam for instant video conferencing.
- All three children's bedrooms have overhead galleries with built-in ladders.
- The built-in flash is very small but is powerful enough to light objects up to 4.8 meters away.
- The use of built-in cabinets, wardrobes and work tops is unavoidable to ensure optimal use of space.
- This option will cost from £600 for a built-in table and bench unit in laminate or wood veneer.
- There is also a wooden worktop and cream tiled splashback as well as a built-in Neff cooker and dishwasher.
- The apartment also has a home bar set into an alcove, complete with built-in cooler, beer taps and storage shelves.
- I came away with a nice new Nokia 6630, which has a good quality camera built-in.
- Nor do I have a paved patio with built-in barbecue or a conservatory.
- The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt.
- It comes complete with blank video tape, tripod, built-in microphone and adjustable focus.
Synonyms
fitted, fixed, integral, integrated, incorporated, permanent
1. 1.1 (of a characteristic) inherent; innate.
  the system has a built-in resistance to change
  Example sentencesExamples
  Architecture with a built-in history has become one of the major attractions in the city.
  A built-in glacial pace of change is probably a good thing, when you think of it.
  After all, doesn't the myth go that fat people are innately funny; that they have a built-in sense of humour?
  When the irony comes built-in like that you realize that the opposition isn't even trying.
  National Express, as the incumbent, should have the built-in advantage of experience.
  And any event where people have made an effort to follow a theme has a built-in inclusivity.
  So the forms have arrived and the two most important have a built-in confusion factor that I'm finding hard to resolve.
  We had a built-in respect for the writer's skill, and today I still wouldn't cross the road without a good script.
  This is not a self-curing problem - no manufacturer knowingly makes cars with built-in faults.
  There is a built-in time-lag in doing this, but now we can see the trends of the last two decades, and we don't like what we see.
  With its built-in citrus aroma, your friends will surely think you've just come from the beach.
  Research in the life sciences is committed, due to the built-in complexity of the subject under study, to the use of models.
  And second, there is a built-in safeguard to prevent any potential conflict of interest.
  With the withdrawal of the poster foreseeable, it's an example of built-in obsolescence.
  It may be that dependence on role models to deliver the informal curriculum has created a built-in resistance to change.
  They should not give credence to any self-prophecy with built-in ulterior motives.
  We must learn that we have very few built-in measures that sustain our lives.
  I wonder if doctors have a built-in urge to be deep country doctors just as poets dream they may become deep country poets?
  The built-in fear of making mistakes is elevated proportionally with the number of reincarnations.
  Also new in the second edition is a built-in virtual audience to cheer you on - but no coughing can be heard!
  Synonyms
  inherent, intrinsic, incorporated, inseparable, inbuilt

单词	built-in
释义	Definition of built-in in English: built-in adjectivebɪltˈɪnˌbɪltˈɪn 1Forming an integral part of a structure. a worktop with a built-in cooker Example sentencesExamples The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt. The apartment also has a home bar set into an alcove, complete with built-in cooler, beer taps and storage shelves. There is also a wooden worktop and cream tiled splashback as well as a built-in Neff cooker and dishwasher. It comes complete with blank video tape, tripod, built-in microphone and adjustable focus. The use of built-in cabinets, wardrobes and work tops is unavoidable to ensure optimal use of space. The computer will have no built-in hard drives, as storage will be available via the global network. Gadgets with built-in cameras are being banned all over the place. There is a wide choice of thumb drives with MP3 players and recorders already built-in. The built-in flash is very small but is powerful enough to light objects up to 4.8 meters away. Nor do I have a paved patio with built-in barbecue or a conservatory. All three children's bedrooms have overhead galleries with built-in ladders. The issue of privacy is also shaping technology itself, with many devices having built-in privacy features. This option will cost from £600 for a built-in table and bench unit in laminate or wood veneer. Upstairs two of the bedrooms have en suite shower rooms and four of the five bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. The Discam even has a built-in Ethernet port, so you can download your video straight from the camera. The built-in camera seems good, and will be acid-tested in the next couple of weeks, I'm sure. Its built-in video camera will let you and your caller not only hear but also see each other during the call. I came away with a nice new Nokia 6630, which has a good quality camera built-in. There is also a posh built-in webcam for instant video conferencing. Included in the sale are a built-in hob, oven and deep fat fryer along with a washing machine and dishwasher. Synonyms fitted, fixed, integral, integrated, incorporated, permanent 1.1 (of a characteristic) inherent; innate. the system has a built-in resistance to change Example sentencesExamples And any event where people have made an effort to follow a theme has a built-in inclusivity. With its built-in citrus aroma, your friends will surely think you've just come from the beach. We must learn that we have very few built-in measures that sustain our lives. There is a built-in time-lag in doing this, but now we can see the trends of the last two decades, and we don't like what we see. So the forms have arrived and the two most important have a built-in confusion factor that I'm finding hard to resolve. This is not a self-curing problem - no manufacturer knowingly makes cars with built-in faults. They should not give credence to any self-prophecy with built-in ulterior motives. It may be that dependence on role models to deliver the informal curriculum has created a built-in resistance to change. A built-in glacial pace of change is probably a good thing, when you think of it. When the irony comes built-in like that you realize that the opposition isn't even trying. The built-in fear of making mistakes is elevated proportionally with the number of reincarnations. We had a built-in respect for the writer's skill, and today I still wouldn't cross the road without a good script. With the withdrawal of the poster foreseeable, it's an example of built-in obsolescence. Research in the life sciences is committed, due to the built-in complexity of the subject under study, to the use of models. National Express, as the incumbent, should have the built-in advantage of experience. Also new in the second edition is a built-in virtual audience to cheer you on - but no coughing can be heard! And second, there is a built-in safeguard to prevent any potential conflict of interest. I wonder if doctors have a built-in urge to be deep country doctors just as poets dream they may become deep country poets? Architecture with a built-in history has become one of the major attractions in the city. After all, doesn't the myth go that fat people are innately funny; that they have a built-in sense of humour? Synonyms inherent, intrinsic, incorporated, inseparable, inbuilt essential, implicit, basic, fundamental, deep-rooted, rooted, permanent, ingrained, natural, native, radical rare connatural Definition of built-in in US English: built-in adjectiveˌbɪltˈɪnˌbiltˈin 1attributive Forming an integral part of a structure or device. a camera with a built-in zoom lens Example sentencesExamples Included in the sale are a built-in hob, oven and deep fat fryer along with a washing machine and dishwasher. The built-in camera seems good, and will be acid-tested in the next couple of weeks, I'm sure. The Discam even has a built-in Ethernet port, so you can download your video straight from the camera. The computer will have no built-in hard drives, as storage will be available via the global network. The issue of privacy is also shaping technology itself, with many devices having built-in privacy features. Upstairs two of the bedrooms have en suite shower rooms and four of the five bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. Gadgets with built-in cameras are being banned all over the place. There is a wide choice of thumb drives with MP3 players and recorders already built-in. Its built-in video camera will let you and your caller not only hear but also see each other during the call. There is also a posh built-in webcam for instant video conferencing. All three children's bedrooms have overhead galleries with built-in ladders. The built-in flash is very small but is powerful enough to light objects up to 4.8 meters away. The use of built-in cabinets, wardrobes and work tops is unavoidable to ensure optimal use of space. This option will cost from £600 for a built-in table and bench unit in laminate or wood veneer. There is also a wooden worktop and cream tiled splashback as well as a built-in Neff cooker and dishwasher. The apartment also has a home bar set into an alcove, complete with built-in cooler, beer taps and storage shelves. I came away with a nice new Nokia 6630, which has a good quality camera built-in. Nor do I have a paved patio with built-in barbecue or a conservatory. The driver is required to blow into the built-in device before fastening the seat belt. It comes complete with blank video tape, tripod, built-in microphone and adjustable focus. Synonyms fitted, fixed, integral, integrated, incorporated, permanent 1.1 (of a characteristic) inherent; innate. the system has a built-in resistance to change Example sentencesExamples Architecture with a built-in history has become one of the major attractions in the city. A built-in glacial pace of change is probably a good thing, when you think of it. After all, doesn't the myth go that fat people are innately funny; that they have a built-in sense of humour? When the irony comes built-in like that you realize that the opposition isn't even trying. National Express, as the incumbent, should have the built-in advantage of experience. And any event where people have made an effort to follow a theme has a built-in inclusivity. So the forms have arrived and the two most important have a built-in confusion factor that I'm finding hard to resolve. We had a built-in respect for the writer's skill, and today I still wouldn't cross the road without a good script. This is not a self-curing problem - no manufacturer knowingly makes cars with built-in faults. There is a built-in time-lag in doing this, but now we can see the trends of the last two decades, and we don't like what we see. With its built-in citrus aroma, your friends will surely think you've just come from the beach. Research in the life sciences is committed, due to the built-in complexity of the subject under study, to the use of models. And second, there is a built-in safeguard to prevent any potential conflict of interest. With the withdrawal of the poster foreseeable, it's an example of built-in obsolescence. It may be that dependence on role models to deliver the informal curriculum has created a built-in resistance to change. They should not give credence to any self-prophecy with built-in ulterior motives. We must learn that we have very few built-in measures that sustain our lives. I wonder if doctors have a built-in urge to be deep country doctors just as poets dream they may become deep country poets? The built-in fear of making mistakes is elevated proportionally with the number of reincarnations. Also new in the second edition is a built-in virtual audience to cheer you on - but no coughing can be heard! Synonyms inherent, intrinsic, incorporated, inseparable, inbuilt
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