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insert
 insert
gen. cartouche
commun. encart
comp., MS insertion
mater.sc. mech.eng. chemise; doublure; garniture; insertion; revêtement
patents. annoncer
| in
 "in!"
row. "en bateau!"
 "in"
voll. dedans
| the
 The
fin. La Banque nationale suisse a huit succursales.De plus,vingt agences sont gérées par des banques cantonales.
| mouth
 mouth
coal. orifice du trou
earth.sc. el. bouche de pavillon
earth.sc. environ. embouchure de fleuve
fish.farm. gueule du chalut; ouverture
life.sc. évent
med. bec; stoma
nat.sc. agric. bouche
tech. embouchure
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insert

['ɪnsɜ:t] n
gen. cartouche f; feuillet intercalaire
build.struct. pièce insérée
chem. prisonnier m
commun. encart m; hors-texte m
comp., MS insertion f (A mode in which any data to the right of the cursor is moved to the right as you type)
construct. détail inséré; d'insertion f; mettre en chantier; commencer les fondations
industr., construct. rapiéçage f
IT, tech. isolant m
life.sc., industr. insert m; insérat m
mater.sc., mech.eng. chemise f; doublure f; garniture f; insertion f; revêtement m
mech.eng. bâtonnet m
med.appl. châssis sur glissières; module m
met. mise rapportee d extremite d electrode; coquille rapportée; grain rapporté
met., mech.eng. plaquette f; plaquette de coupe; plaquette amovible
pack. pièce d’insertion
patents. annoncer
tech. fibres intercalaires; remplissage fibreux
tech., mech.eng. tubulure f
telecom. insérer m (PCB, module); enficher (PCB, module, CI, module)
textile lancer m; déposer m
transp. incrustation f; ajustement m
inserts n
gen. emballage intérieur; calage m; conditionnement intérieur
tech., met. ensemble de matrice
insert [ɪn'sɜ:t] v
comp. imbriquer
comp., MS insérer (To add new text, objects or cells without overwriting existing data)
IT insérer
ling. intercaler
transp. adapter; ajuster; installer
inserting v
gen. pose
industr. encartage
 English thesaurus
insert ['ɪnsɜ:t] n
cinema A close-up shot of an object, often produced by the second unit. The term probably came about to reflect the fact that this shot will be "inserted" into the final version of the movie during editing.
insert in the mouth
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