inject

/ɪnˈdʒekt/ (bre, ipa) · /ɪnˈdʒekt/ (ame, ipa) · /in-ˈjekt/ (ame, mw)

inject — 動詞

  • injectpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • injectshe / she / it
  • injectedpast simple
  • injecting-ing form

1. To deliver a liquid medicine or drug beneath the skin using a hollow needle, typ

1.動詞及物B1
釋義

注射

用針筒將液體藥物送入體內

To deliver a liquid medicine or drug beneath the skin using a hollow needle, typically into a muscle or a vein.

例句

Diya's doctor injects insulin into her abdomen every morning before breakfast.

Diya 的醫生每天早餐前將胰島素注射到她的腹部。

inject + substance + into + body part

The nurse injected the flu vaccine into Benjamin's upper arm.

護理師將流感疫苗注射到 Benjamin 的上臂。

同義詞
  • administer

    broader term; can mean giving medicine by mouth, injection, or other methods

  • shoot up

    very informal; almost always refers to injecting illegal drugs

文法句型

inject + object (substance) + into + person/body part

用法筆記

Object is typically the substance being injected (insulin, vaccine, anesthetic), not the needle. The recipient can be introduced with into (inject insulin into her abdomen) or as a passive subject (she was injected with insulin).

常見錯誤

❗ 'The nurse injected a needle into my arm.' ✅ 'The nurse injected the vaccine into my arm.' — You inject the substance, not the needle or syringe.

2. To add a new quality, feeling, idea, or amount of money to a situation, discussi

2.動詞及物B2
釋義

注入

將新元素加入情況或系統中

To add a new quality, feeling, idea, or amount of money to a situation, discussion, or system, often with the aim of improving or changing it.

例句

Caio's jokes injected some much-needed humor into the tense business meeting.

Caio 的笑話為氣氛緊繃的商務會議注入了一些迫切需要的幽默。

inject humor into [situation]

The central bank decided to inject two billion dollars into the struggling banking system.

中央銀行決定將二十億美元注入陷入困境的銀行體系。

inject money into [system]

同義詞
  • introduce

    more neutral, less forceful; does not suggest sudden addition

  • infuse

    suggests gradual or thorough spreading through something

  • add

    more general; does not imply force or novelty

反義詞
  • remove

    to take something out of a situation

文法句型

inject + abstract noun (humor, energy, money) + into + situation/system

用法筆記

Common with abstract objects such as humor, energy, enthusiasm, money, cash, life, competition. The preposition into always follows the object. Frequently used in business and financial contexts for injecting capital.

常見錯誤

❗ 'She injected humor in the conversation.' ✅ 'She injected humor into the conversation.' — The figurative sense always takes into, not in.