Inlet
71inlet — in|let [ ınlət ] noun count 1. ) a long narrow area of water that continues into the land from a lake or ocean 2. ) a tube through which a liquid or gas goes into a machine ─ opposite OUTLET …
72inlet — m IV, D. u, Ms. inletecie 1. blm włók. «bawełniana tkanina pościelowa, bardzo gęsto tkana, najczęściej czerwona, używana na wsypy» 2. lm M. y pot. «wsypa uszyta z tej tkaniny» Szycie inletów. ‹niem. z ang.› …
73inlet — in·let || ɪnlet n. narrow opening through which water flows into an area of land, narrow arm of the sea, recessed area along a shoreline; narrow passage between islands; entrance …
74inlet — n. 1. Entrance, passage, place of ingress. 2. Bay, bight, cove, creek …
75inlet — n 1. cove, nook, bay, fjord, arm, armlet, arm of the sea, bight; firth, frith, bayou, Scot. loch, Brit. creek, reach; strait, channel, narrow, narrows, sound, Scot. kyle. 2. entry, entrance, ingress, intake, access, opening; path, door, doorway,… …
76inlet — in·let …
77inlet — n. an aperture providing the entrance to a cavity, such as that of the pelvis …
78inlet — [ˈɪnlət] noun [C] 1) a long narrow area of water that continues into the land from a lake or sea 2) a tube through which a liquid or gas goes into a machine Ant: outlet …
79inlet — in•let n. [[t]ˈɪn lɛt, lɪt[/t]] v. [[t]ˈɪnˌlɛt, ɪnˈlɛt[/t]] n. v. let, let•ting 1) geo an indentation of a shoreline, usu. long and narrow; small bay or arm 2) geo a narrow passage between islands 3) an entrance 4) something put in or inserted 5) …
80inlet — Kai kū ono …
