insert

• 名词，指插入或放入其他物体中的东西，例如添加在较大物品中的材料块、页面或物体。

A noun referring to something that is placed or put into something else, such as a piece of material, a page, or an object added to a larger item.

1. Added materialB2formal

   A piece of material, such as a page or a leaflet, that is placed inside something else.

   插页

   • The magazine came with a special insert about gardening.
   • Please read the insert that came with the medication.
   • The book had an insert with color photographs.

   同义词enclosureinsertionsupplement

2. Something placed insideB2formal

   An object or part that is placed inside another object.

   插入物

   • The shoe has a cushioned insert for extra comfort.
   • He used a metal insert to reinforce the joint.
   • The drawer has a plastic insert to organize the utensils.

   同义词additionenclosureinlayinsertioninsetsupplement

• 动词，表示把某物放入、插入到另一物体或空间之中，也可指添加文字或内容。

A verb used to indicate the act of placing or putting something into something else.

1. Place insideA2formal

   To put something into something else.

   插入

   • Please insert the key into the lock.
   • He inserted the coin into the vending machine.
   • The doctor inserted a needle into her arm.

   同义词embedimplantintroducelodgeplaceputset

   反义词extractremovewithdraw

2. Add to textB1formal

   To include or add something in a piece of writing or document.

   插入

   • Insert your name at the top of the form.
   • She inserted a comment in the margin of the report.
   • The editor inserted a new paragraph into the article.

   同义词addincludeincorporateinsetinterjectinterpolateintroduceplaceput in

   反义词deleteomitremove

3. Introduce into a systemB2formal

   To put something into a system, device, or process.

   插入

   • Insert the USB drive into the port.
   • The technician inserted the new component into the circuit.
   • You need to insert the data into the database.

   同义词addenterincludeinputintroduce

   反义词deleteextractremovewithdraw