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Meanings of inject in English

Portuguese
interpor
Spanish
interponer

To insert between other elements.

interpor
Portuguese
injectar
Catalan
injectar
Spanish
inyectar

To give an injection to.

injectar
Usage of inject in English
1
That will inject new capital and competition into the country's banking system.
Reuters
2
The most direct efforts to inject partisanship come from the extreme right.
The new yorker
3
He said the move was designed to inject competition into the sector.
Reuters
4
Plans to inject more competition into the telecommunications sector are on ice.
Reuters
5
In most cases, this was done merely to inject advertising into websites.
Wired
6
They have to inject themselves, often up to five times a day.
The Irish Times
7
As of right now, I definitely inject my agenda in these roles.
Ebony
8
That threatens to inject politics into the heart of the central bank.
Reuters
9
First is to expand QE and inject more money into the economy.
BBC
10
A boy that smart would figure some way to inject some doubt.
Mortal Allies
11
They need to interbreed, inject some vitality back into the family bloodlines.
The Naked God
12
Used their caudal probosci to inject one another with digestive juices, actually.
Earth strike: star carrier: book one
13
The post said that the attackers are trying to inject various files.
Wired
14
He managed to inject a hint of menace into his concluding words.
The mandala of sherlock holmes: the missing years
15
A visit to Nepal would inject much-needed cash directly into people's hands.
Climbing Magazine
16
Broadcasters are therefore keen to inject some live programming into their schedules.
The Guardian
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Translations for inject
Inject through the time
Inject across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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