insert

挿入する、差し込む

何かの中に物を入れたり、すでにある部分の間に加えたりする。

やさしい英語で： To put something inside something else or add it between existing parts.

• Insert your card here.
• She inserted the key into the lock.
• You can insert a picture between these paragraphs.

使い方： insert something into something (Insert the coin into the slot.); insert something between A and B (Insert a blank page between the two chapters.)

類義語： put in, add

反対語： remove

よく使う表現： insert a card, insert a clause

折り込み、添付文書

出版物や包装の中に入れられた、説明や広告を載せた別の紙。

やさしい英語で： A loose sheet in a publication or package that provides information or advertising.

• Read the insert before using the product.
• The newspaper included an advertising insert.
• She designed an insert for the album package.

類義語： leaflet, enclosure

よく使う表現： newspaper insert, advertising insert

中敷き、挿入物

快適さや支えなどの役割を加えるために、物の中に入れる部品。

やさしい英語で： A piece placed inside something else, often to add comfort, support, or another useful feature.

• The shoes have soft inserts.
• Remove the foam insert before washing the cover.
• This bag comes with a padded insert for a camera.

よく使う表現： foam insert, removable insert

インサート、挿入部品

機械や物の別の部品の内側に、はめ込んで使う部品。

やさしい英語で： A part fitted inside another part of a machine or object.

• The screw fits into a metal insert.
• Replace the damaged insert before using the tool.
• Brass inserts strengthen the holes in the plastic housing.

類義語： component, fitting

よく使う表現： threaded insert, metal insert