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Definition of imbedded - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
enclosureRare US enclosed closely inRare US
- The arrow was imbedded in the tree trunk.
2.
fixationRare US firmly fixed in a surrounding massRare US
- The fossils were imbedded in the rock.
Origin of imbedded
Old English, embedan (to put in)
Examples of imbedded in a sentence
Jewels were imbedded in the crown. The ancient artifacts were imbedded in the soil. Jewels were imbedded in the crown, making it sparkle.
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- French:enfoncé, ancré, ...
- German:eingebettet, ...
- Italian:incastrato, incastonato, ...
- Spanish:incrustado, ...
- Portuguese:encravado, incorporado, ...
- Chinese:嵌入的, 固定, ...
- Japanese:埋め込まれた, 固定された, ...
- Arabic:مُغْرَز, مَغْرُوس, ...
- Hebrew:מֻטְמָע, טָבוּעַ, ...
- Russian:внедренный, встроенный, ...
- Ukrainian:вкладений, вбудований, ...
- Hindi:घुसा हुआ, जड़ा हुआ, ...
Definition of imbed - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
place insideDated US put something firmly inside another thingDated US
- They will imbed the post in concrete.
2.
idea placementDated US place an idea deeply in someone's mindDated US
- The teacher aimed to imbed the importance of kindness in students.
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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- French:sceller, inculquer, ...
- German:einbetten, verankern, ...
- Italian:incastrare, imprimere, ...
- Spanish:empotrar, inculcar, ...
- Portuguese:fixar, incutir, ...
- Chinese:嵌入, 植入, ...
- Japanese:埋め込む, 植え付ける, ...
- Arabic:غَرَزَ, غرسَ الفِكْرَةَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַטְמִיעַ, לִשְׁתוֹל רַעֲיוֹן, ...
- Russian:встраивать, внушать, ...
- Ukrainian:вставити, вкоренити, ...
- Hindi:गाड़ना, गहराई से बैठाना, ...
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