Insert | Mean of insert in English Dictionary

/ɪnˈsɚt/

• Verb
• to put (something) in something
1. Insert your credit card here.
2. You need to insert a comma between these two words.
3. insert a space between paragraphs
4. He inserted the key in the lock.
5. She inserted a tape in the VCR.
6. insert a word in a sentence
7. Try inserting a couple of jokes into your speech to keep your audience's attention.
• to cause (someone) to be involved in an activity
1. They tried to insert themselves into the conversation.
• Noun
• something that is put into something else
1. shoe inserts
2. The pot comes with an insert for steaming.

• a small section or piece of paper with information that is placed inside something
1. advertising inserts in the Sunday paper
2. Each box includes an insert explaining the product's proper use.