insert
সন্নিবেশ
definition
verb
a steel rod was inserted into the small hole
place, fit, or thrust (something) into another thing, especially with care.
the muscle that raises the wing is inserted on the dorsal surface of the humerus
(of a muscle or other organ) be attached to a part, especially that which is moved.
noun
It is a rare mix of pop and classical, like the original Sgt Pepper, complete with all the inserts in mint condition, and the Rolling Stones album with the zip on the front and the best track of Brown Sugar ever recorded.
a thing that has been inserted, in particular.
translation of 'insert'
নিবেশিত করা,
সেঁধিয়ে দেওয়া,
ঢোকানো,
কোনো কিছুর ভেতরে, ফাঁকে প্রবেশ করানো
verb
ঢোকান,
ভিতরে স্থাপন করা,
সন্নিবেশিত করা
example
The North said it was an attempt to 'insert' a satellite into orbit.
The only difference is that every individual title will have a unique black and white photograph as part of its information 'insert' .
The House Appropriations Committee has voted to require the D.C. Council to 'insert' a u2018conscience clauseu2019 in the bill.
For details on our reservation and cancellation policy, please see the bound 'insert' between pages 68-69.
Efforts to add to the magazine an 'insert' with news of the local congregations were greeted with consternation: the opposition was deemed to be far more dangerous that it really was.
Unfolding the 'insert' revealed a World Wildlife Fund Campaign to save the Sumatran tiger.
Last night's news had the annual 'insert' on how the recent bone-numbing cold has been affecting the street kids and homeless in our cities.
The government and the House have yet to decide whether to 'insert' articles on direct presidential elections in the election bill or draft a separate bill.
Did you know it only costs $12 for a whole year of Playboy when you buy through the magazine 'insert' ?
An orbiter allows for a longer, more complete look at a planet but requires an engine and fuel to slow the spacecraft and 'insert' it into orbit.
My left leg is slightly longer than my right, or my right leg is slightly shorter than my left - either way I have to wear a heel 'insert' in my right shoe or else I get a sore lower back.
When a virus comes in contact with a host cell, a virus can 'insert' its genetic material into its host, literally taking over the host's functions.
In the magazine itself was an 'insert' about how great that hospital is and what they are planning for the future, etc.
Cap sleeves with off-white lace foamed off of a gold bodice with a white 'insert' .
These contract notices were issued before legal guidance was available so the GLA was unable to notify its intention to 'insert' such a clause in the final contract.
Ever since Online lost its status as a pull-out 'insert' , its content has become ever-so-dated.
Bacteriophages 'insert' their genetic material into bacterial DNA.
Although everyone should be able to design a standard Web page in minutes using the point and click type tools to 'insert' text, graphics and sound.
Now users can just select the type tool and click to 'insert' text directly on the canvas.
The question was put that the following amendment in the name of the Hon Dr Nick Smith to Part 1 be agreed to: to 'insert' the following new clause.
Both Emily and Keith have their own comments on the trip, which I will be 'inserting' into the text when appropriate.
It looks nothing like the glossy 'inserts' found in most store-bought CDs, but customers don't seem to mind.
They arise from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus and are 'inserted' onto the backs of the fingers.
Somatic cell nuclear transfer works by 'inserting' the genetic material from a patient's cell - usually from a skin cell - into an unfertilized egg from another person.
The latest models carry a prominent new mesh grille, with chrome-effect flashes running down the side of the car, as well as bumper 'inserts' .
The following week, Valerie saw a cancer specialist and had a biopsy, where a small needle was 'inserted' into the suspicious lump to withdraw cells which were sent away for analysis.
But the thing that irritates me most is that the regulation should forbid commercials being 'inserted' into TV series at certain time periods.
Keyholes, zip 'inserts' and satin contrast strips and bindings will continue to feature in mass casual wear emphasizing the sporty feel.
The mouthpiece is 'inserted' into one end of the inner slide, and the bell joint is attached at the other, reaching back over the left shoulder to provide a counterbalance for the slide.
For her feet, he recommended orthotic shoe 'inserts' .
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