inject in Spanish
inject in Spanish is inyectar — inject means to force a liquid, especially medicine or a drug, into the body using a needle.
inject in Spanish
inyectar
What does "inject" mean?
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verb To force a liquid, especially medicine or a drug, into the body using a needle.
"The nurse injected the vaccine into his upper arm."
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verb To add or introduce something suddenly, often to improve or change a situation.
"The government promised to inject more funding into the health service."
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inject in a sentence
- The nurse injected the vaccine into his upper arm.
- Diabetics often need to inject insulin daily.
- The government promised to inject more funding into the health service.
- A good joke can inject some humor into a dull meeting.
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What is "inject" in Spanish?
"inject" in Spanish is inyectar. inject means: To force a liquid, especially medicine or a drug, into the body using a needle.
How do you use "inject" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse injected the vaccine into his upper arm." In Spanish, "inject" is inyectar.
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