v.长硬壳（皮）；包壳；用皮（壳）包裹（装饰）
adj.不易剥落的

The decorator decided to incrust the walls with intricate patterns of gold leaf.
这位装饰师决定用金箔镶嵌墙壁，创造出复杂的图案。
She found a small, precious stone and incrust it into her necklace.
她发现了一颗小宝石，将其嵌入项链中。
The ancient vase was beautifully incrustated with colorful tiles.
古老的花瓶上精美地镶嵌着五彩斑斓的瓷砖。
The surface of the old piano had been carefully incrustated with mother-of-pearl inlays.
老钢琴的表面精心镶嵌了珍珠母贝，显得格外华丽。
The garden path was lined with tiny stones incrusting with moss and lichen.
花园小径两侧布满了长满青苔和地衣的小石子。
The artist decided to incrust the sculpture with glass fragments for a unique texture.
艺术家决定在雕塑上嵌入玻璃碎片，以营造独特的质感。
The jewelry box was adorned with delicate incrustations of diamonds and rubies.
那个珠宝盒上镶嵌着精致的钻石和红宝石，闪闪发光。
The wooden furniture had been gently incrustated with a thin layer of lacquer.
木制家具表面涂了一层薄薄的漆，显得光滑而有光泽。
In some cultures, it's common to incrust a baby's crib with soft fabrics and embroidered details.
在某些文化中，婴儿床常会用柔软的织物和刺绣细节进行装饰。
The archaeologist carefully removed the dirt and incrustation to reveal the ancient artifact.
考古学家小心翼翼地清除污垢和附着物，揭示出那件古老的文物。