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recessed

/rɪˈsɛst/ /riˈsɛst/

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verb

内陷, 凹进.

To inset into something, or to recede.

Examples :

"Recess the screw so it does not stick out."

把螺丝拧进去一点，让它别凸出来。

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verb

休会，休庭。

To take or declare a break.

Examples :

"Class will recess for 20 minutes."

课堂将休会二十分钟。

time action event

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verb

临时委任，休会期委任

To appoint, with a recess appointment.

Examples :

"Due to the urgent need for a judge and with Congress in recess, the President recessed Judge Miller to the Supreme Court. "

由于急需一位法官，且国会休会，总统临时委任了米勒法官到最高法院。

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verb

使凹进，挖入.

To make a recess in.

Examples :

"to recess a wall"

使墙壁凹进去

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adjective

凹陷的，内凹的

Set back; located in a hole, space, or opening.

Examples :

"The lightbulb was recessed in the ceiling, making it less noticeable. "

灯泡是凹陷安装在天花板里的，所以不太显眼。

architecture property space building

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adjective

内凹的，凹陷的

Withdrawn; secluded

Examples :

"The recessed lighting in the hallway created a warm and inviting atmosphere. "

走廊里内嵌式的照明营造了一种温馨而迷人的氛围。

architecture appearance property

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adjective

凹陷的，内凹的。

Having a recess or nook

Examples :

"The bathroom mirror had a recessed light above it, providing focused illumination for shaving. "

浴室镜子上方装有一个内凹式的灯，为刮胡子提供了集中的照明。

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