插入 | chā rù | to insert; to stick; to thrust | |
插嘴 | chā zuǐ | to interrupt (sb talking); to butt in; to cut into a conversation | |
插图 | chā tú | illustration | |
插手 | chā shǒu | to get involved in; to meddle; interference | |
穿插 | chuān chā | to insert; to take turns, alternate; to interweave; to interlace; subplot; interlude; episode; (military) to thrust deep into the enemy forces |
1 | But he seemed more independent than before, and it was the only arrangement under which Sue, who particularly wished to be no burden on him, could render any assistance. | |
2 | But if you know me by now, I saw this as an opportunity to jump right in. | |
3 | Insert the USB flash drive into the computer. | |
4 | He talked on and on and nobody else could get a word in. | |
5 | All you have to do to set it up is just plug it directly into your nearest USB port and it will then play through your computer' s soundcard and speakers. |