Insert Meaning in English
word
/ˈɪnˌsɝt/, /ˌɪnˈsɝt/
IN-surt (noun), in-SURT (verb)
/ˈɪnˌsɜːt/, /ˌɪnˈsɜːt/
IN-surt (noun), in-SURT (verb)
التعريف
To put something into another thing, often in a specific place or space. Also used for adding text, items, or objects into something else, like a document or a machine.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Common in technical, computer, and everyday contexts. Collocates frequently with 'insert a coin', 'insert a card', 'insert text'. Often more formal than 'put'. Used in both physical and digital situations.
Spanish: insertar - introducirPortuguese (BR): inserir - colocarPortuguese (PT): inserir - colocarChinese (Simplified): 插入 - 嵌入Chinese (Traditional): 插入 - 嵌入Hindi: डालना - प्रविष्ट करनाArabic: إدراج - إدخالBengali: প্রবেশ করান - ঢোকানRussian: вставить - вложитьJapanese: 挿入する - 入れるVietnamese: chèn - đưa vàoKorean: 삽입하다 - 끼우다Turkish: yerleştirmek - eklemekUrdu: داخل کرنا - ڈالناIndonesian: memasukkan - menyisipkan
جمل نموذجية
Please insert your card into the machine.
basic
You can insert more text in this box.
basic
Don't forget to insert the batteries before turning it on.
basic
Can you help me insert an image into this document?
natural
Just insert your ticket here and the gate will open.
natural
If you insert a joke at the right moment, people will laugh more.
natural