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Implant in Meaning in English

expression

ˈɪmˌpɫænt/, /ˌɪmˈpɫænt/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
im-PLANT in
ɪmˈplɑːnt/ /ˈɪn
im-PLAHNT in

التعريف

To place something, often a device, substance, or idea, deeply and firmly inside another object, body, or context.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Most commonly used in medical, scientific, or technical contexts for 'implanting' physical devices (like chips or medical implants) or abstract concepts (like ideas or beliefs) into something or someone. Usually takes a direct object between 'implant' and 'in' (e.g., 'implant a chip in the arm'). Formal or technical in tone.

Spanish: implantar en - insertar enPortuguese (BR): implantar em - inserir emPortuguese (PT): implantar em - inserir emChinese (Simplified): 植入到 - 植入于Chinese (Traditional): 植入到 - 植入於Hindi: में प्रत्यारोपित करनाArabic: يُزرَع في - يُغرَس فيBengali: স্থাপন করা - রোপণ করাRussian: имплантировать в - внедрять вJapanese: 埋め込む - 植え付けるVietnamese: cấy vào - cài vàoKorean: 심다 - 이식하다Turkish: yerleştirmek - implante etmekUrdu: پیوند کرنا - داخل کرناIndonesian: menanamkan ke - memasukkan ke

جمل نموذجية

Doctors can implant in a tiny device to help the heart beat correctly.

basic

Scientists implant in sensors to study animal movement.

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They will implant in special software to make the process faster.

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Engineers managed to implant in a tracking chip without surgery.

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The teacher tried to implant in them a love of reading early on.

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Someone tried to implant in me the idea that I couldn’t succeed.

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