英语词汇“incise”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

To incise is to carve or cut into something. You might incise your initials into the old oak tree in your backyard.

When you incise something, you carve it, often as a way of decorating it. Your grandfather might incise his beloved walking stick with the shapes of birds and trees, for example. It's more common to see this word in its adjective form, incised, but you can use it to mean "cut into a surface," or even "make a surgical cut." The Latin root is incidere, "to cut into or cut through."

WORD FAMILY

incise: incised, incising, incision, incisive, incisure+/incision: incisions/incisive: incisively, incisiveness/incisure: incisures

USAGE EXAMPLES

Prosecutor John Price said the body was discovered in a pool of blood with deep incised wounds to the wrists, which were not self-inflicted.

BBC(Dec 19, 2016)

Each slice is incised with lines that resemble neural networks and a cutout of a word, written in cursive.

Los Angeles Times(Dec 14, 2016)

The recent rains have made the soil beneath the fallen leaves a muddy squelch, deeply incised with fresh bike tracks.

The Guardian(Nov 19, 2016)

v make an incision into by carving or cutting

Hypo|Hyper

notch

cut or make a notch into

scrape, scratch, scratch up

cut the surface of; wear away the surface of

groove

make a groove in, or provide with a groove

slit

cut a slit into

worry

lacerate by biting

deaden, girdle

cut a girdle around so as to kill by interrupting the circulation of water and nutrients

mark, nock, score

make small marks into the surface of

indent

notch the edge of or make jagged

claw

scratch, scrape, pull, or dig with claws or nails

scuff

mar by scuffing

dado

cut a dado into or fit into a dado

mill

produce a ridge around the edge of

cut

separate with or as if with an instrument

单词	incise
释义	incise (once / 1548 pages) v To incise is to carve or cut into something. You might incise your initials into the old oak tree in your backyard. When you incise something, you carve it, often as a way of decorating it. Your grandfather might incise his beloved walking stick with the shapes of birds and trees, for example. It's more common to see this word in its adjective form, incised, but you can use it to mean "cut into a surface," or even "make a surgical cut." The Latin root is incidere, "to cut into or cut through." WORD FAMILY incise: incised, incising, incision, incisive, incisure+/incision: incisions/incisive: incisively, incisiveness/incisure: incisures USAGE EXAMPLES Prosecutor John Price said the body was discovered in a pool of blood with deep incised wounds to the wrists, which were not self-inflicted. BBC(Dec 19, 2016) Each slice is incised with lines that resemble neural networks and a cutout of a word, written in cursive. Los Angeles Times(Dec 14, 2016) The recent rains have made the soil beneath the fallen leaves a muddy squelch, deeply incised with fresh bike tracks. The Guardian(Nov 19, 2016) v make an incision into by carving or cutting Hypo\|Hyper notch cut or make a notch into scrape, scratch, scratch up cut the surface of; wear away the surface of groove make a groove in, or provide with a groove slit cut a slit into worry lacerate by biting deaden, girdle cut a girdle around so as to kill by interrupting the circulation of water and nutrients mark, nock, score make small marks into the surface of indent notch the edge of or make jagged claw scratch, scrape, pull, or dig with claws or nails scuff mar by scuffing dado cut a dado into or fit into a dado mill produce a ridge around the edge of cut separate with or as if with an instrument
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