embed
/ɛmˈbɛd/Definitions
1. verb
to place (something, such as a video or image) within a larger document or file, especially a web page.
“She embedded the YouTube video into her blog post.”
2. verb
to fix or attach (something, such as a person or an idea) firmly in a particular place or situation.
“He tried to embed himself in the local community.”
3. noun
a person or thing that is embedded, especially in a particular place or situation.
“The embedded journalist reported on the conflict from the front lines.”
4. noun
a component or part of a larger system or document, especially one that is fixed or embedded in it.
“The database management system included an embedded SQL parser.”
5. noun
a type of gemstone or mineral that is formed by the natural inclusion of foreign particles or substances.
“The jeweler worked with a variety of embedded stones.”