CEFR A2

insert

verb

Meaning

To put something into something else, or to add something into a piece of writing or a speech.

Examples

She decided to insert a clause into the contract.
He inserted the CD into the player.

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insert (A2)

verb

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈsɜːrt/

Definition

To put something into something else, or to add something into a piece of writing or a speech.

Examples

She decided to insert a clause into the contract.
He inserted the CD into the player.
Please insert your name and address here.

How to Use insert

insert into (prepositional phrase): To place something inside or within something else. — "He carefully inserted the key into the lock."
insert something into something (collocation): The action of placing one thing inside another. — "The manual explains how to insert the battery into the device."

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