insert
/ɪnˈsɜrt/
verb
- To put something into something else.
- Please insert the key into the lock and turn it.
- The doctor inserted a small tube to help the patient breathe.
- She inserted a coin into the vending machine.
- To add something (like text, a comment, or an image) into a document, file, or conversation.
- He inserted a funny comment during the meeting.
- I need to insert a new paragraph in the middle of the essay.
- You can insert a picture into your report by clicking this button.
noun
- An extra piece or section added inside something, such as a page in a newspaper or a part in a product.
- The shoe has a soft insert to make it more comfortable.
- The newspaper came with a colorful insert about the new movie.
- She placed a cardboard insert in the box to keep the glasses safe.