1in·sert 
/ɪnˈsɚt/ verb
in·serts; in·sert·ed; in·sert·ing /ɪnˈsɚt/ verb [+ obj] 1 : to put (something) in something
▪ Insert your credit card here. ▪ You need to insert a comma between these two words. ▪ insert a space between paragraphs — often + in or into ▪ He inserted the key in the lock. ▪ She inserted a tape in the VCR. ▪ insert a word in a sentence ▪ Try inserting a couple of jokes into your speech to keep your audience's attention. 2 : to cause (someone) to be involved in an activity
▪ They tried to insert themselves into the conversation.
▪ Insert your credit card here. ▪ You need to insert a comma between these two words. ▪ insert a space between paragraphs — often + in or into ▪ He inserted the key in the lock. ▪ She inserted a tape in the VCR. ▪ insert a word in a sentence ▪ Try inserting a couple of jokes into your speech to keep your audience's attention.
▪ They tried to insert themselves into the conversation.
