inject
🇺🇸
/ɪnˈdʒekt/
🇬🇧
/ɪnˈdʒekt/
verb
C1
to put a drug or substance into a body with a needle
The doctor will inject medicine into your arm to help you feel better.
C1
to put a liquid into something using a needle or similar tool
Farmers inject special liquids into fruits to keep them fresh longer.
R
to add a special quality to something
The new coach will inject fresh ideas into the team's strategy.
R
to give money to help an organization or project work
The government plans to inject funds into the education system to improve schools.
translation
to put a drug or substance into a body with a needle; to put a liquid into something using a needle or similar tool; to add a special quality to something; to give money to help an organization or project work
Word Forms
3rd Present
injects
Past
injected
Perfect
injected
Progressive
injecting