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Meanings of embed in English

Portuguese
embutir

To fix or set securely or deeply.

embutir
Portuguese
embed

HTML element.

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Usage of embed in English
1
It's also possible to embed outside content like YouTube videos and more.
Wired
2
When news orgs embed the post it shows a higher tally too.
News.com.au
3
I just wished that I could embed that information into my heart.
The Last Boyfriend
4
We can embed the flycycle in plastic, leaving only the controls exposed.
Ringworld
5
Users can also embed charts from the tool on their own platforms.
Reuters
6
It's a Disney tradition to embed tiny mouse symbols into the architecture.
The Guardian
7
However, it's not always possible to embed a callback in third-party JavaScript modules.
Even faster web sites
8
These services allow application developers to embed adverts in their software.
Reuters
9
I wanted to go farther into the crowd; I wanted to embed myself.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
10
On her second virtual embed, Scranton got dealt a tougher hand.
Wired
11
Suppose he were able to embed such a message inside the strobe flash?
End of Watch
12
Inline XBRL essentially would embed the XBRL data into the financial statements themselves.
Reuters
13
In turn, the portal will embed advertising from other Network Members.
The Daily Telegraph
14
Scotland has already promised to embed LGBT-inclusive education in the curriculum.
The Guardian
15
All of them embed stories and parts of context within it.
Wired
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They can reorganize entire communities, and embed clusters of cells within other species.
Wired
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Translations for embed
Embed through the time
Embed across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common