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verb
transitive verb
to put or thrust in
insert the key in the lock
to put or introduce into the body of something : interpolate
insert a change in a manuscript
to set in and make fastespecially: to insert by sewing between two cut edges
to place into action (as in a game)
insert a new pitcher
intransitive verb
of a muscle to be in attachment to the part to be moved
noun
something that is insertedespecially: written or printed material inserted (as between the leaves of a book)
Verb Latin insertus, past participle of inserere, from in- + serere to join — more at series
The first known use of insert was in 1529
insidernoun
a person who is a member of a special group or organization
inside1 of 4noun
an inner side or surface
an interior or internal part
inward nature, thoughts, or feeling
entrails—usually used in plural
inside2 of 4adjective
of, relating to, or being on or near the inside
an inside wall
relating or known to a special group of people
inside information
inside3 of 4preposition
in or into the interior of
they are inside the house
on the inner side of
put the dot inside the curve
before the end of : within
inside an hour
inside4 of 4adverb
on the inside
the car is clean inside
in or into the interior
went inside
inshore1 of 2adjective
situated or carried on near shore
inshore fishing
moving toward shore
an inshore wind
inshore2 of 2adverb
to or toward shore
inset1 of 2noun
something that is inset: as
a small map or picture set within a larger one
a piece of cloth set into a garment for decoration
inset2 of 2verb
insert entry 1 sense 2
inset1 of 2noun
something that is inset: as
a small map or picture set within a larger one
a piece of cloth set into a garment for decoration
inset2 of 2verb
insert entry 1 sense 2
insert1 of 2verb
to put or place in insert a word in a sentence
inserted the key in the lock
to set in and make fast
insert the tab into the slot
insert2 of 2noun
something that is or is meant to be insertedespecially: printed sheets inserted (as in a newspaper)
insertionnoun
the act or process of inserting
something inserted
the part of a muscle that is attached to a part to be moved
the mode or place of attachment of an organ or part
insert1 of 2verb
to put or place in insert a word in a sentence
inserted the key in the lock
to set in and make fast
insert the tab into the slot
insert2 of 2noun
something that is or is meant to be insertedespecially: printed sheets inserted (as in a newspaper)
1 The second is that this machine is designed to handle cup products without a barrel cam inserter .
第二,此机器是专门用来处理杯类产品的没有凸轮的包装机。
2 Design stencil according to requirement of inserter soldering quality and reflow soldering technology.
根据插件焊接质量的要求,按照回流焊工艺设计印刷模板。
3 This paper discusses step mo- tor driven circuit of inspecting robot, Solid state camera and character inserter in visual system. Application of proximal sensor also is introduced.
本文论述了检测机器人的步进电机驱动电路、视觉系统中的固态摄象机和字符叠加器,还介绍了接近觉传感器的应用。
4 Insert your credit card here.
5 You need to insert a comma between these two words.
6 insert a space between paragraphs
7 They tried to insert themselves into the conversation.
8 The pot comes with an insert for steaming.
9 advertising inserts in the Sunday paper
10 Each box includes an insert explaining the product's proper use.
11 More of Hamas’ demands were inserted into the original framework that Israel had tacitly agreed to in order to secure Hamas’ approval, the source said.
12 Hours later, as a doctor inserted a large-gauge transfusion line into his jugular vein, Junger sensed his father’s presence in the room.
13 New partition inserter offers high performance and provides maximum product attractiveness.
这是一款可以提供高性能和最大化的生产力的新型隔板插入机。
14 Inserter for nuts or other products.
坚果或其它产品夹心镶嵌器.
15 When we assign through an insert iterator, the iterator inserts a new element.
当我们通过inserter迭代器赋值时, 迭代器插入新的元素.