let something into

let something into set something back into (the surface to which it is fixed), so that it does not project from it 把…嵌入, 插入： the basin is partly let into the wall. 洗手盆部分嵌入墙内。

• under cover of
• insert in
• balance method
• warmblood
• scarfers
• ship's store
• floppy diskette
• moving bed
• victories
• communicability
• raft foundations
• succoured
• hostessship
• aquifer
• Middle East News Agency
• angulateness
• flagstoned
• jailbreak
• Hilux
• fossilises
• Catabaptists
• populously
• Alpha Aquilae
• 2,2,3-trimethylbutane
• interlopings
• inner core
• discordant
• decennaries
• scapulas
• discoursers
• uniform continuity
• camilles
• plighted
• reflectance
• pair-horse
• clamberest
• take it (that…)
• bet one's eyes
• hinging
• merlot
• to
• relaxation oscillator
• bog myrtles
• counterstatements
• grass widower
• filmographies
• stingo
• put sb/sth first
• prahu
• chalazogamy
• bedsoniae
• combiner
• take a punt at
• poddock
• Christology
• potassium sodium tartrate
• be poorly mounted
• I like that!
• theonomous
• genty
• Rhodymeniales
• put on a back burner
• stenorhynchous
• tread-trap
• fire away
• neurolinguisticss
• first flaw motion
• Evatt, Herbert Vere
• invalid carriage
• twice over
• static dump
• asepticizes
• halfway decent / normal / successful etc
• amberous
• rooted to the spot
• stinters
• turn against
• accumulata
• palterer
• envision
• garage studio
• fluidic
• bevel wheel
• rotary steeping switch
• too-too
• pneumatic riveter
• on the premise of
• sequencer
• pacings
• offendings
• struck joint
• formulisation
• revolts
• index of consumer sentiment
• ethnobotanist
• double glazings
• Bell's law
• piranha
• Wurtz -Fitting reation
• duchesse