Definition of reinsert in English:

reinsert

verb riːɪnˈsəːtˌriɪnˈsərt

[with object]

Place (something) back into its previous position.
重新插入，重新嵌入
she reinserted the card into its place in her file
Example sentencesExamples
- Allow the primer time to dry before reinserting the points, clips, or strips and applying the glazing compound.
- I ended up ejecting it and reinserting it, and it mounted fine.
- The patients were not seriously hurt, and their tubes were reinserted.
- Those treated cells are reinserted into the tumor with the hope that the recipient's own immune system gets a boost to destroy the cancer.
- One scene Jason repeatedly mentioned was that when abdominal fluid was being taken from his mother-in-law, the needle fell out of her abdomen onto the bed, and the doctor just reinserted it without taking any disinfection measures.
- Subsequently, each time it is reinserted, the device backs up only files and folders which have changed since the previous backup.
- Then something like a receipt or a statement came out of the machine and she took ages reading it before reinserting her card and doing the same again.
- Two states dropped the provision from their constitutions and then reinserted it.
- If a trace of blood does not appear at the vaccination site within 15 to 30 seconds, three more punctures should be performed without reinserting the needle into the vaccine vial.
- I reinserted my card and all processed normally.
- The surgeon then reinserts the endoscope, and the procedure continues.
- Then the doctor would surgically extract the eggs from the ovary, fertilize them, and reinsert them into the womb.
- I assumed the problem was a bad card, particularly after I reinserted my old video card and it was fine.
- We begged them to reintroduce the medication to fight the infection and to reinsert the tube for his food, and he's never looked back.
- He briefly waved at Miguel before reinserting his hand back into his pocket.
- ‘Okay, Mom! ‘she called back, reinserting the dipstick into the transmission under the hood.’
- I reinserted the fragments in their collated moments in the journal.

Derivatives

reinsertion

noun riːɪnˈsəːʃ(ə)nˌriɪnˈsərʃ(ə)n

Of course, tools for removal and reinsertion of jewelry will be necessary.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first days of incarceration should be the first days of rehabilitation and social reinsertion, but the system doesn't have enough money to take such serious measures.
- Subsequent reinsertions may be accomplished the same way or by following procedure for insertion of nasogastric tubes.

Definition of reinsert in US English:

reinsert

verbˌriɪnˈsərtˌrēinˈsərt

[with object]

Place (something) back into its previous position.
重新插入，重新嵌入
she reinserted the card into its place in her file
Example sentencesExamples
- Subsequently, each time it is reinserted, the device backs up only files and folders which have changed since the previous backup.
- ‘Okay, Mom! ‘she called back, reinserting the dipstick into the transmission under the hood.’
- I reinserted the fragments in their collated moments in the journal.
- Two states dropped the provision from their constitutions and then reinserted it.
- The patients were not seriously hurt, and their tubes were reinserted.
- I assumed the problem was a bad card, particularly after I reinserted my old video card and it was fine.
- Then the doctor would surgically extract the eggs from the ovary, fertilize them, and reinsert them into the womb.
- The surgeon then reinserts the endoscope, and the procedure continues.
- If a trace of blood does not appear at the vaccination site within 15 to 30 seconds, three more punctures should be performed without reinserting the needle into the vaccine vial.
- One scene Jason repeatedly mentioned was that when abdominal fluid was being taken from his mother-in-law, the needle fell out of her abdomen onto the bed, and the doctor just reinserted it without taking any disinfection measures.
- We begged them to reintroduce the medication to fight the infection and to reinsert the tube for his food, and he's never looked back.
- I ended up ejecting it and reinserting it, and it mounted fine.
- I reinserted my card and all processed normally.
- He briefly waved at Miguel before reinserting his hand back into his pocket.
- Those treated cells are reinserted into the tumor with the hope that the recipient's own immune system gets a boost to destroy the cancer.
- Allow the primer time to dry before reinserting the points, clips, or strips and applying the glazing compound.
- Then something like a receipt or a statement came out of the machine and she took ages reading it before reinserting her card and doing the same again.

词汇	reinsert
释义	Definition of reinsert in English: reinsert verb riːɪnˈsəːtˌriɪnˈsərt [with object] Place (something) back into its previous position. 重新插入，重新嵌入 she reinserted the card into its place in her file Example sentencesExamples Allow the primer time to dry before reinserting the points, clips, or strips and applying the glazing compound. I ended up ejecting it and reinserting it, and it mounted fine. The patients were not seriously hurt, and their tubes were reinserted. Those treated cells are reinserted into the tumor with the hope that the recipient's own immune system gets a boost to destroy the cancer. One scene Jason repeatedly mentioned was that when abdominal fluid was being taken from his mother-in-law, the needle fell out of her abdomen onto the bed, and the doctor just reinserted it without taking any disinfection measures. Subsequently, each time it is reinserted, the device backs up only files and folders which have changed since the previous backup. Then something like a receipt or a statement came out of the machine and she took ages reading it before reinserting her card and doing the same again. Two states dropped the provision from their constitutions and then reinserted it. If a trace of blood does not appear at the vaccination site within 15 to 30 seconds, three more punctures should be performed without reinserting the needle into the vaccine vial. I reinserted my card and all processed normally. The surgeon then reinserts the endoscope, and the procedure continues. Then the doctor would surgically extract the eggs from the ovary, fertilize them, and reinsert them into the womb. I assumed the problem was a bad card, particularly after I reinserted my old video card and it was fine. We begged them to reintroduce the medication to fight the infection and to reinsert the tube for his food, and he's never looked back. He briefly waved at Miguel before reinserting his hand back into his pocket. ‘Okay, Mom! ‘she called back, reinserting the dipstick into the transmission under the hood.’ I reinserted the fragments in their collated moments in the journal. Derivatives reinsertion noun riːɪnˈsəːʃ(ə)nˌriɪnˈsərʃ(ə)n Of course, tools for removal and reinsertion of jewelry will be necessary. Example sentencesExamples The first days of incarceration should be the first days of rehabilitation and social reinsertion, but the system doesn't have enough money to take such serious measures. Subsequent reinsertions may be accomplished the same way or by following procedure for insertion of nasogastric tubes. Definition of reinsert in US English: reinsert verbˌriɪnˈsərtˌrēinˈsərt [with object] Place (something) back into its previous position. 重新插入，重新嵌入 she reinserted the card into its place in her file Example sentencesExamples Subsequently, each time it is reinserted, the device backs up only files and folders which have changed since the previous backup. ‘Okay, Mom! ‘she called back, reinserting the dipstick into the transmission under the hood.’ I reinserted the fragments in their collated moments in the journal. Two states dropped the provision from their constitutions and then reinserted it. The patients were not seriously hurt, and their tubes were reinserted. I assumed the problem was a bad card, particularly after I reinserted my old video card and it was fine. Then the doctor would surgically extract the eggs from the ovary, fertilize them, and reinsert them into the womb. The surgeon then reinserts the endoscope, and the procedure continues. If a trace of blood does not appear at the vaccination site within 15 to 30 seconds, three more punctures should be performed without reinserting the needle into the vaccine vial. One scene Jason repeatedly mentioned was that when abdominal fluid was being taken from his mother-in-law, the needle fell out of her abdomen onto the bed, and the doctor just reinserted it without taking any disinfection measures. We begged them to reintroduce the medication to fight the infection and to reinsert the tube for his food, and he's never looked back. I ended up ejecting it and reinserting it, and it mounted fine. I reinserted my card and all processed normally. He briefly waved at Miguel before reinserting his hand back into his pocket. Those treated cells are reinserted into the tumor with the hope that the recipient's own immune system gets a boost to destroy the cancer. Allow the primer time to dry before reinserting the points, clips, or strips and applying the glazing compound. Then something like a receipt or a statement came out of the machine and she took ages reading it before reinserting her card and doing the same again.
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