transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈgə-sət ]
noun
Etymology: Middle English, piece of armor covering the joints in a suit of armor, from Anglo-French goussete
Date: circa 1570
1. : a usually diamond-shaped or triangular insert in a seam (as of a sleeve, pocketbook, or shoe upper) to provide expansion or reinforcement
2. : a plate or bracket for strengthening an angle in framework (as in a building or bridge)
• gusset transitive verb
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gusset 2
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