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embedded

/ɪmˈbed.ɪd/

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adjective

/ɪmˈbed.ɪd/B2formalIT
  • ruОписывает что-то, что прочно и глубоко заключено или закреплено внутри окружающей массы или системы, часто используется в технологиях для аппаратного или программного обеспечения, интегрированного в более крупное устройство.

Describes something that is firmly and deeply enclosed or fixed within a surrounding mass or system, often used in technology for hardware or software integrated into a larger device.

  1. Firmly fixed in placeB2formal

    Something that is firmly and deeply fixed into a surrounding mass or surface.

    ruВстроенный

    • The fossil was embedded in the rock.
    • A piece of glass was embedded in his hand after the accident.
    • The foundation is embedded deep into the ground.

    Synonymsfixedimplantedingrainedrootedsetwedged

    Antonymsdetachedfreelooseremoved

  2. Integrated into a systemB2formalIT

    A computer system or software that is integrated as part of a larger device or system.

    ruВстроенный

    • The software has an embedded security feature.
    • Modern cars have embedded computer systems for navigation.
    • The device uses an embedded processor to control its functions.

    Synonymsbuilt-ininbuiltintegratedinternal

    Antonymsdetachedexternal

  3. Deeply ingrainedC1formal

    An idea, feeling, or attitude that is deeply rooted and difficult to change.

    ruУкоренившийся

    • Cultural traditions are deeply embedded in society.
    • The fear of failure was embedded in his mind from childhood.
    • These values are embedded in the company's culture.

    Synonymsdeep-rooteddeep-seatedentrenchedfixedimplantedineradicableingrainedrooted

Forms
  • more embedded comparative form
  • most embedded superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

embed/ɪmˈbɛd/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по прочному и глубокому закреплению чего-либо в окружающей массе или включению чего-либо в качестве неотъемлемой части.

A verb used to indicate the act of fixing something firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass, or incorporating something as an essential part.

  1. Fix firmly in a surrounding massB2formal

    To fix something firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass or surface.

    ruВстраивать

    • The archaeologist found a fossil embedded in the rock.
    • The carpenter embedded the nail deep into the wood.
    • Precious stones were embedded in the crown.

    Synonymsburydrive infiximbedimplantinsertlodgerootsetsink

    Antonymsdislodgeextractremoveunearth

  2. Integrate into a digital environmentB1formalIT

    To place a piece of content (like a video, image, or code) within a webpage or other digital document.

    ruВстроить

    • You can embed a YouTube video in your blog post.
    • The developer embedded the script into the HTML file.
    • She embedded the map into the travel website.

    Synonymsattachimbedincludeincorporateinsertintegratenestplace

  3. Implant deeply in the mindB2formal

    To fix an idea, feeling, or attitude firmly in someone's mind.

    ruВнедрить

    • The experience embedded a deep sense of gratitude in her.
    • His teachings were embedded in the hearts of his students.
    • The trauma was embedded in his memory for years.

    Synonymsimplantimpressinculcateingrainroot

Forms
  • embedded past participle
  • embedded past simple
  • embedding present participle
  • embeds third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Inherited terms

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.