interpose; intersperse; cut in

insert; stick into; plug in

stab with knife, etc

(Cantonese)/to scold or blame/to have sex/to claim territory/to stab

shaver socket outlet

insert

insert; weave in; intersperse

alternate; do sth by turns

intubation

a rice transplanter

a rice seedling transplanter

to plug in; to insert in

to jump queue; to cut in line; to queue-jump; queue-jumping | Syn.: 插檔

(Communist Chinese Cultural Revolution) to join a production brigade; to go to the countryside (for "re-education")

flower arrangement

for one's image to hit the rocks (hit rock bottom)

to attach a great importance to friendship, up to the point of being able to sacrifice oneself for it (lit., "knifes piercing both sides")

bastard child

a bastard child (child of a mistress)

butt in; get into the act; hand; have a hand in; meddle in; take part; wade in

to risk one's life for a friend; to sustain two knife wounds for a friend, describes a loyal friend who will die for his friend

universal adaptor

to be unable to escape even if given wings | Mand.: 插翅難飛

cannot escape (slang)

insertion element

to insert; to stick in; to thrust in; to shove in

an illustrator

an illustrator [written and colloquial]

to plant a flag, to claim territory

verb; Insert / put on flag or banners. it means take over the place and put up their own flag, occupied, takeover, declaration of sovereignty

insert

add as an extra

to participate / to put one's foot into something

reap unexpected results from an unintentional action

to reap unexpected rewards from an one's unintentional actions

lit. a fresh flower planted on a cow dung, meaning a relationship where the woman has great qualities, where the man has not, or much inferior (especially use in looks)

insertion paper, interleave