inject

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• /ɪnˈd͡ʒɛkt/
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• rhymes with -ɛkt
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• CMU ARPABET: IH2 N JH EH1 K T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From Latin iniectus, injectus, participle of iniciō, injiciō (“to throw in”), from in- + iaciō (“I throw”).

57 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: inspuit — to push or pump something in
• Armenian: սրսկել (srskel) — to push or pump something in
• Bulgarian: инжектирам (inžektiram) — to push or pump something in
• Catalan: injectar — to push or pump something in
• Chinese Mandarin: 注射 (zhùshè) — to push or pump something in
• Dutch: injecteren — to push or pump something in
• Dutch: inspuiten — to push or pump something in
• French: injecter — to push or pump something in
• German: injizieren — to push or pump something in
• German: spritzen — to push or pump something in
• German: einspritzen — to push or pump something in
• Ancient Greek: ἐνίημι (eníēmi) — to push or pump something in
• Khiamniungan Naga: lāp — to push or pump something in
• Norman: înjecter — to push or pump something in
• Slovak: vstreknúť — to push or pump something in
• Slovak: vstrekovať — to push or pump something in
• Slovak: injektovať — to push or pump something in
• Swedish: spruta in — to push or pump something in
• Swedish: injicera — to push or pump something in
• Armenian: սրսկել (srskel) — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Bulgarian: впръсквам (vprǎskvam) — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Catalan: injectar — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Chinese Mandarin: 增加 (zēngjiā) — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Chinese Mandarin: 投入 (tóurù) — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Dutch: injecteren — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• German: injizieren — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Slovak: vdýchnuť — to introduce something suddenly or violently
• Afrikaans: inspuit — to administer an injection to
• Armenian: սրսկել (srskel) — to administer an injection to
• Bulgarian: инжектирам (inžektiram) — to administer an injection to
• Catalan: injectar — to administer an injection to
• Dutch: injecteren — to administer an injection to
• Dutch: inspuiten — to administer an injection to
• Finnish: pistää — to administer an injection to
• Finnish: injektoida — to administer an injection to
• Finnish: ruiskuttaa — to administer an injection to
• Finnish: piikittää — to administer an injection to
• French: injecter — to administer an injection to
• German: injizieren — to administer an injection to
• German: spritzen — to administer an injection to
• Italian: iniettare — to administer an injection to
• Khmer: ចាក់ថ្នាំ (cakthnam) — to administer an injection to
• Malayalam: കുത്തിവെയ്ക്കുക ഇൻഞ്ചക്റ്റ് (kuttiveykkuka) — to administer an injection to
• Norman: înjecter — to administer an injection to
• Occitan: injectar — to administer an injection to
• Polish: wstrzykiwać — to administer an injection to
• Polish: wstrzyknąć — to administer an injection to
• Portuguese: injetar — to administer an injection to
• Romanian: injecta — to administer an injection to
• Russian: впры́скивать (vprýskivatʹ) — to administer an injection to
• Russian: впры́снуть (vprýsnutʹ) — to administer an injection to
• Slovak: dať injekciu — to administer an injection to
• Spanish: inyectar — to administer an injection to
• Swedish: injicera — to administer an injection to
• Thai: ฉีดยา (chìit-yaa) — to administer an injection to
• Dutch: spuiten — to take or be administered something by means of injection
• German: spritzen — to take or be administered something by means of injection