插进 Pronunciation and Pinyin
插进 Usage and Examples
insert
stick in
put in
plug in
他耸着肩，双手深深地插进衣袋。
He hunched his shoulders and thrust his hands deep into his pockets.
他挺直腰，把双手插进衣兜里。
He straightened up and slipped his hands in his pockets.
The characters in 插进
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 插
- chā插shàng上plug in, insert
- chā插shàng上huà话to interject, to chip in
- chā插bú不xià下jiǎo脚le了No room to stand., It's too crowded.
- chā插rù入insert, interject
- chā插guān关ér儿to bolt, to bar the door
- chā插zuǐ嘴interrupt, interject
- chā插tú图illustration, figure
- chā插zài在insert into, stick in
- chā插hǎo好Plugged in, Inserted
- chā插kǒng孔jack, socket
- chā插dìng定Insert and fix, Plug in and set
- chā插zuò座socket, outlet
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Open the tool →Questions about 插进
What does 插进 mean in Chinese?
插进 (chā jìn) means “insert, stick in, put in, plug in”.
How do you pronounce 插进?
插进 is pronounced chā jìn in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “insert” in Chinese?
“insert” is 插进 (chā jìn) in Chinese.
How is 插进 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 插进, each with pinyin and an English translation.