inserting
ɪnˈsɜːtɪŋ
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Definition of inserting - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

processRarethe act of putting one thing into anotherRare
  • The inserting of the key unlocked the door.

Adjective

1.
processRarein the process of being put into somethingRare
  • The inserting needle was carefully guided into the vein.
embedding implanting introducing
2.
causing placementRarecausing something to be placed insideRare
  • The inserting mechanism ensures the paper is placed correctly.
embedding implanting introducing
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Origin of inserting

Latin, inserere (to put in)

Terms with inserting included in their meaning

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insertion opening
narrow opening for inserting something
book for photos
book with pages for inserting photographs
electricity
device for inserting an electric plug
keyboard
key on keyboards for inserting spaces
blockage
seal a hole by inserting a tight stopper
machine slot
narrow opening for inserting coins into a machine
pegv.
fastening
secure by inserting a small wooden or metal pin
insertion act
the act of inserting something within something else

Examples of inserting in a sentence

  • The inserting of a new paragraph clarified the report’s conclusion.
  • The inserting catheter was visible on the screen.
  • An inserting tube was used during the procedure.
  • The inserting tool helps in placing the seeds.
  • An inserting device is used in the assembly line.

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  1. French:insertion, en cours d'insertion, ...
  2. German:Einführen, einschiebend, ...
  3. Italian:inserimento, inserito, ...
  4. Spanish:inserción, insertado, ...
  5. Portuguese:inserção, em inserção, ...
  6. Chinese:插入, 插入的, ...
  7. Japanese:挿入, 挿入中の, ...
  8. Arabic:إِدْخَال, جارٍ إدخالُه, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַכְנָסָה, מוּחְדָּר, ...
  10. Russian:вставка, вставляемый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вставляння, вставляючий, ...
  12. Hindi:डालना, प्रविष्ट, ...
insert
ɪnˈsɜːt

Definition of insert - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
general actionput something into another thing
  • She inserted the key into the lock.
place
2.
writingadd text or comment into writing
  • He inserted a footnote in the article.
add embed include
3.
interactionintroduce an element into a situation
  • She inserted humor into the conversation.
embed introduce
4.
fittingfit something snugly into a space
  • The battery was inserted into the slot.
embed lodge nestle

Noun

1.
publishingextra section added to a publication
  • The newspaper had a special insert about the election..
one-on-one tête-à-tête
2.
engineeringTECH.mechanical part placed into anotherTECH.
  • The insert fits perfectly into the machine.
component module piece
3.
televisionTECH.pre-recorded segment in a live broadcastTECH.
  • The news included an insert about the event.
clip feature segment
4.
filmTECH.USclose-up shot in a film sceneTECH.US
  • The director used an insert to show the detail.
close-up cut-in
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Images of insert

  • insert: extra section added to a publication
    extra section added to a publication
  • insert: mechanical part placed into another
    mechanical part placed into another
  • insert: absorbent pad placed inside diapers to keep babies dry
    absorbent pad placed inside diapers to keep babies dry

Expressions with insert

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device placed in shoes for comfort or support
She added a shoe insert for extra comfort.
pad in a bra for extra support
The bra insert provided additional support during exercise.
pad placed inside diaper for extra absorbency
She added a diaper insert to prevent leaks overnight.
absorbent layer placed inside a nappy
She added a nappy insert for extra absorbency.
put one thing inside another thing or structure
Insert the coin into the slot to start the machine.

Origin of insert

Latin, inserere (to put in)

Examples of insert in a sentence

  • Please insert your card to proceed.
  • She inserted a quote into her essay.
  • The editor inserted corrections throughout the manuscript.
  • He inserted a new clause into the contract.
  • The teacher inserted a fun activity into the lesson plan.
  • Insert the key into the lock carefully.

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  1. French:insérer, encart, ...
  2. German:stecken, Beilage, ...
  3. Italian:inserire, inserto, ...
  4. Spanish:insertar, inserto, ...
  5. Portuguese:inserir, encarte, ...
  6. Chinese:插入, 增刊, ...
  7. Japanese:差し込む, 挿入物, ...
  8. Arabic:أَدْخَلَ, مُلْحَق, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַכְנִיס, מוֹסָף, ...
  10. Russian:вставлять, вкладыш, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вставляти, вкладка, ...
  12. Hindi:डालना, परिशिष्ट, ...
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