imbed US
ɪmˈbɛd
imbeddedimbedding
See also: embed (UK)
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Definition of imbed - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
place insideDatedUSput something firmly inside another thingDatedUS
  • They will imbed the post in concrete.
embed insert
2.
idea placementDatedUSplace an idea deeply in someone's mindDatedUS
  • The teacher aimed to imbed the importance of kindness in students.
implant instill
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Origin of imbed

Latin, in (in) + Old English, bedd (bed)

Examples of imbed in a sentence

  • Jewels were imbedded in the crown.
  • He tried to imbed the concept of teamwork in his players.
  • The novel imbeds a sense of mystery in its readers.

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  1. French:sceller, inculquer, ...
  2. German:einbetten, verankern, ...
  3. Italian:incastrare, imprimere, ...
  4. Spanish:empotrar, inculcar, ...
  5. Portuguese:fixar, incutir, ...
  6. Chinese:嵌入, 植入, ...
  7. Japanese:埋め込む, 植え付ける, ...
  8. Arabic:غَرَزَ, غرسَ الفِكْرَةَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַטְמִיעַ, לִשְׁתוֹל רַעֲיוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:встраивать, внушать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вставити, вкоренити, ...
  12. Hindi:गाड़ना, गहराई से बैठाना, ...
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