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inject
[ɪnˈdʒekt]
verbo transitivo
1. inyectar (drug, money)(into en)
  • to inject somebody with a drug -> inyectar un medicamento a alguien
  • to inject somebody with enthusiasm (sentido figurado) -> infundir entusiasmo a alguien
  • to inject new life into something (sentido figurado) -> infundir nueva vida a algo

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inject [in-yekt]
1. Inyectar alguna cosa por fuerza, y particularmente por medio de inyección.
2. Introducir sin razón o sin necesidad, injertar (graft).
3. Echar sobre, aglomerar. (Desusado)
va.V. TO INTERJECT.

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inject [ɪnˈdʒekt]
verb:transitive
1 (Med) [+medicine] inyectar;into en; [+person] poner una inyección a
to inject sb with sth inyectar algo a algn; he injected her with poison le inyectó veneno
2
to inject into [+enthusiasm] infundir a; [+money, capital] inyectar en; they've injected new life into the club han infundido un espíritu nuevo al club; she did her best to inject some enthusiasm into her voice hizo lo que pudo para que su voz sonara entusiasta

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Verb Conjugation for "inject"

Imperative
  • inject
  • you inject
  • he/she injects
  • we inject
  • you inject
  • they inject
Preterite
  • I injected
  • you injected
  • he/she injected
  • we injected
  • you injected
  • they injected
Present Continuous
  • I am injecting
  • you are injecting
  • he/she is injecting
  • we are injecting
  • you are injecting
  • they are injecting
Present Perfect
  • I have injected
  • you have injected
  • he/she has injected
  • we have injected
  • you have injected
  • they have injected
Past Continuous
  • I was injecting
  • you were injecting
  • he/she was injecting
  • we were injecting
  • you were injecting
  • they were injecting
Past Perfect
  • I had injected
  • you had injected
  • he/she had injected
  • we had injected
  • you had injected
  • they had injected
Future
  • I will inject
  • you will inject
  • he/she will inject
  • we will inject
  • you will inject
  • they will inject
Future Perfect
  • I will have injected
  • you will have injected
  • he/she will have injected
  • we will have injected
  • you will have injected
  • they will have injected
Future Continuous
  • I will be injecting
  • you will be injecting
  • he/she will be injecting
  • we will be injecting
  • you will be injecting
  • they will be injecting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been injecting
  • you have been injecting
  • he/she has been injecting
  • we have been injecting
  • you have been injecting
  • they have been injecting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been injecting
  • you will have been injecting
  • he/she will have been injecting
  • we will have been injecting
  • you will have been injecting
  • they will have been injecting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been injecting
  • you had been injecting
  • he/she had been injecting
  • we had been injecting
  • you had been injecting
  • they had been injecting
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