inject
BrE /ɪnˈdʒekt/ AmE /ɪnˈdʒɛkt/
verb en → es
past injected pp injected ing injecting
to put a liquid medicine or drug into someone's body using a needle and syringe
inyectar, inyectar
- inject somebody with something
Collocations inject medicine into someone · inject insulin
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The doctor injected the patient with a painkiller.
El médico inyectó al paciente un analgésico.
to give someone new ideas, energy, or enthusiasm
influir en, inspirar a alguien
- inject something into somebody/something
Collocations inject new ideas into the company · inject enthusiasm into a project
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The new manager injected fresh energy into the team.
El nuevo gerente influyó en la energía del equipo.
to put money or resources into a business, project, etc., in order to help it succeed
inyectar dinero en algo, financiar
- inject something into somebody/something
Collocations inject money into the economy · inject funds into a project
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The government is injecting billions of dollars into the housing market.
El gobierno está inyectando miles de millones de dólares en el mercado inmobiliario.
to take a drug by putting it into your body using a needle and syringe, especially illegally or dangerously
inyectar drogas ilegalmente
- inject something
Collocations inject heroin · inject drugs
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He was arrested for injecting illegal drugs.
Fue arrestado por inyectar drogas ilegales.