insert
- noun
- /ˈɪnˌsɜrt/
- Specialized
- The guide was also provided to members as an insert in the December 1996 issue of Teaching Music.
- a special insert
- page insert
Thank you, Ashley, for that highly inspirational insert into this podcast.
- Thank you, Ashley, for that highly inspirational insert into this podcast.
- I would print off like all the little DVD inserts and put those things in man So funny.
- This is the final look of the face insert posing shots.
- And there are a lot of red carpet insert any title.
Examples
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Classroom companion materials based on "Music from the Inside Out" will be provided as an insert in a future issue.
Academic text (2003) -
Sixty-five-pound card stock paper, available from most office supply stores, makes good card inserts for CD or cassette cases.
Academic text (1997) -
Why Me? was printed as a special insert in the October 1992 issue of MEJ.
Academic text (1992) -
To find a lot of cash-saving coupons, browse the insert in the Sunday newspapers.
Blog text (6) -
Attention P-Town shoppers: Be sure to check out our insert in Sassy Lass magazine... for killer deals on the Dr. Cole family of products.
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The guide was also provided to members as an insert in the December 1996 issue of Teaching Music.
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Why Me? was printed as a special insert in the October 1992 issue of MEJ.
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Attention P-Town shoppers: Be sure to check out our insert in Sassy Lass magazine for killer deals on the Dr. Cole family of products.
Synonyms
An extra thing that is part of a larger item or package
A short piece of writing added to a speech or document
A short shot shown in a scene to give a detail or reaction
A short announcement that interrupts a program to give local news or alerts
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word insert for a short film shot or a small section comes from Latin parts in- 'into' and serere 'to join', and serere is like the English word 'join'. That's why an insert is a little piece 'joined into' a larger film, article, or broadcast to give extra information.