embed

UK
/ɪmˈbɛd/
US
/ɪmˈbɛd/

Translations

embedverb
embedded
Past Simple
embedded
Past Participle
embedding
Gerund
UK
/ɪmˈbɛd/
US
/ɪmˈbɛd/
The teacher decided to embed more interactive activities into the curriculum.
Учитель решил включать больше интерактивных занятий в учебный план.
The developer needs to embed the new feature into the existing application.
Разработчику нужно встраивать новую функцию в существующее приложение.
The company plans to embed sustainable practices into their operations.
Компания планирует внедрять устойчивые практики в свою деятельность.
embednoun
embeds
pl
UK
/ɪmˈbɛd/
US
/ɪmˈbɛd/
The embed of the image in the document was successful.
Вложение изображения в документ было успешным.
The embed of the video into the webpage was seamless.
Встраивание видео в веб-страницу прошло гладко.
Synonyms
embedded object
embedded journalist
embedded reporter

Definitions

embedverb
To fix an object firmly and deeply in a surrounding mass.
The archaeologists embedded the ancient artifact in a protective casing for transport.
To incorporate or integrate something as an essential part of a whole.
The programmer embedded the new security features into the software update.
To assign a journalist to a military unit to report on its activities.
The news agency decided to embed a reporter with the troops during the mission.
To insert (a piece of digital media, code, or other content) into a document or webpage so that it appears or functions within it.
She embedded a YouTube video in her blog post.
embednoun
An object, such as a journalist or a piece of media, that is placed within a particular environment or context, often for the purpose of providing an inside perspective.
The news channel sent an embed with the military unit to report directly from the conflict zone.
A piece of digital media, code, or other content that has been inserted into a document or webpage.
The article contained several interactive embeds illustrating the data.