inject
Translation
to inject, to introduce, to infuse
Examples
The doctor will inject the vaccine.
The doctor will inject the vaccine.
We need to inject some fun into our meetings.
We need to inject some fun into our meetings.
Grammar Patterns
((sb./sth.)) ((with sth.)) to administer a drug to (sb./sth.) The nurse injected the patient with penicillin.
((sth.)) ((into sth.)) to introduce (sth.) into (sth.) He injected the money into his business.
Similar Words
Synonyms: introduce, infuse, instil
Etymology
From Latin 'inicere' (to throw in), from 'in-' (in, into) + 'jacere' (to throw).
Memory Tips
Imagine 'throwing in' a liquid with a needle, or 'throwing in' a new idea.