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insert

[in-surt, in-surt] / ɪnˈsɜrt, ˈɪn sɜrt /


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It was as though the English singer and producer were trying to insert herself into pop-music history from behind a laptop in her bedroom — which is pretty much what ended up happening.

From Los Angeles Times

But Smith inserted herself deep in the process and “increased control over the classifications that would become one of the nine felony offenses reported to the public before they could impact those public statistics.”

From The Wall Street Journal

In earlier studies, scientists sometimes inserted catheters into veins in a patient's neck to collect blood as it left the brain.

From Science Daily

"I studied every thriller I could to see what is the grammar for film thrillers. 'Cut to the insert of the key.' 'The foot hits the ground.'"

From BBC

Written communication is notoriously easy to misread, which is why many of us insert an emoji as a picture of our warmth or humour.

From BBC