injecting
ɪnˈdʒɛktɪŋ
Definition

Definition of injecting - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

changeadding something new or different
  • The injecting ideas revitalized the project.
  • The injecting energy transformed the event.
  • Injecting creativity into the team boosted morale.
infusing introducing
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Origin of injecting

Latin, in (into) + jacere (to throw)

Terms with injecting included in their meaning

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snake
hollow tooth of a snake for injecting venom
medical
device for injecting or withdrawing fluids
injury or illness
process of injecting blood into an injured or ill person
drug use
the act of injecting drugs into the body
fuel system
device injecting fuel into an engine
general use
act of injecting a deadly substance
game development
system injecting currency into a game's economy
cosmetic procedure
the act of injecting silicone into the body for appearance

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  1. French:révolutionnaire, ...
  2. German:etwas anderes einführen, ...
  3. Italian:innovativo, ...
  4. Spanish:introduciendo, ...
  5. Portuguese:adicionando, ...
  6. Chinese:注入的, ...
  7. Japanese:新しい, ...
  8. Arabic:مُجَدِّد, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַזְרִיק, ...
  10. Russian:новаторские, ...
  11. Ukrainian:впроваджуючі, ...
  12. Hindi:नवोन्मेषी, ...
inject
ɪnˈdʒɛkt

Definition of inject - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
medicalTECH.push a fluid into a body using a syringeTECH.
  • The nurse will inject the vaccine into your arm.
administer infuse instill
2.
enhancementintroduce something new to enhance or improve
  • The director decided to inject some humor into the play..
infuse insert introduce
3.
sudden introductionintroduce something suddenly or forcefully
  • He tried to inject humor into the conversation.
infuse instill
4.
financeRareprovide more money or resourcesRare
  • The company decided to inject funds into the project.
finance fund
5.
technologyTECH.introduce code into a programTECH.
  • Hackers can inject malicious code into the system.
embed implant insert
6.
spaceTECH.place a satellite in orbitTECH.
  • They plan to inject the satellite into orbit next month.
deploy insert
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Expressions with inject

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introduce fresh ideas or enthusiasm
The team injected new life into the project with their innovative solutions.
add funds to support a business or project
The company decided to inject money into the new venture.

Origin of inject

Latin, in- (into) + jacere (to throw)

Examples of inject in a sentence

  • The doctor needs to inject the dye for the scan.
  • The coach tried to inject some energy into the team.
  • They decided to inject new ideas into the project.
  • The doctor will inject the vaccine into your arm.
  • She decided to inject some excitement into the dull meeting.
  • The government plans to inject capital into the economy.

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  1. French:injecter, ajouter, ...
  2. German:injizieren, einfügen, ...
  3. Italian:iniettare, introdurre, ...
  4. Spanish:inyectar, incluir, ...
  5. Portuguese:injetar, introduzir, ...
  6. Chinese:注射, 加入, ...
  7. Japanese:注射する, 取り入れる, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقَنَ, ضَخَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַזְרִיק, לְהַכְנִיס, ...
  10. Russian:вводить, внедрить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вводити, внести, ...
  12. Hindi:इंजेक्शन लगाना, नया जोड़ना, ...
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