We have no other alternative but to swap horses midstream and inject a fresh atmosphere and new ideas into our organization.
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Inject
//ɪnˈd͡ʒɛkt//
Synonyms for "inject" (69 found)
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Closest matches (14)
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Related words (34)
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More general
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3 entriesderived
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2 entriesmanner of
5 entriesrelated to
10 entriessimilar
1 entriesTranslations
58 translations across 24 languages.
Afrikaans
2 entries- inspuit verb (to push or pump something in)
- inspuit verb (to administer an injection to)
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ἐνίημι verb (to push or pump something in)
Armenian
3 entries- սրսկել verb (to push or pump something in)
- սրսկել verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- սրսկել verb (to administer an injection to)
Bulgarian
3 entries- впръсквам verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- инжектирам verb (to push or pump something in)
- инжектирам verb (to administer an injection to)
Catalan
3 entries- injectar verb (to push or pump something in)
- injectar verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- injectar verb (to administer an injection to)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 增加 verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- 投入 verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- 注射 verb (to push or pump something in)
Dutch
4 entries- injecteren verb (to push or pump something in)
- injecteren verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- injecteren verb (to administer an injection to)
- inspuiten verb (to push or pump something in)
Finnish
4 entries- injektoida verb (to administer an injection to)
- piikittää verb (to administer an injection to)
- pistää verb (to administer an injection to)
- ruiskuttaa verb (to administer an injection to)
French
2 entries- injecter verb (to push or pump something in)
- injecter verb (to administer an injection to)
German
4 entries- einspritzen verb (to push or pump something in)
- injizieren verb (to push or pump something in)
- injizieren verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- injizieren verb (to administer an injection to)
Italian
1 entries- iniettare verb (to administer an injection to)
Khiamniungan Naga
2 entries- lāp verb (to push or pump something in)
- lāp verb (to push or pump something in)
Khmer
1 entries- ចាក់ថ្នាំ verb (to administer an injection to)
Malayalam
1 entries- കുത്തിവെയ്ക്കുക ഇൻഞ്ചക്റ്റ് verb (to administer an injection to)
Norman
2 entries- înjecter verb (to push or pump something in)
- înjecter verb (to administer an injection to)
Occitan
1 entries- injectar verb (to administer an injection to)
Polish
2 entries- wstrzykiwać verb (to administer an injection to)
- wstrzyknąć verb (to administer an injection to)
Portuguese
1 entries- injetar verb (to administer an injection to)
Romanian
1 entries- injecta verb (to administer an injection to)
Russian
2 entries- впры́скивать verb (to administer an injection to)
- впры́снуть verb (to administer an injection to)
Slovak
4 entries- dať injekciu verb (to administer an injection to)
- injektovať verb (to push or pump something in)
- vdýchnuť verb (to introduce something suddenly or violently)
- vstreknúť verb (to push or pump something in)
Spanish
1 entries- inyectar verb (to administer an injection to)
Swedish
3 entries- injicera verb (to push or pump something in)
- injicera verb (to administer an injection to)
- spruta in verb (to push or pump something in)
Thai
1 entries- ฉีดยา verb (to administer an injection to)
Sample sentences
28 total sentences available.
She was trying to inject some fun into the grim proceedings.
Source: tatoeba (3581884)
Are you going to inject me that?
Source: tatoeba (6376003)
Workers from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital were asked to help inject nutrients directly into her bloodstream.
Source: tatoeba (6989077)
Showing 4 of 28 available sentences.
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