Insert and Interrupt
Use 插 (chā) for physically inserting something or for an interruption, like a socket, illustration, or interlude.
插 (chā): Stick in — Stroke Order & Writing Guide
HSK 2.0Level 5
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Common patterns, words, and short phrases that show how 插 works in context.
Use 插 (chā) for physically inserting something or for an interruption, like a socket, illustration, or interlude.
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Real-world example sentences demonstrating how 插 is used in context
A hand (扌) inserts or plants something into a hole, with the phonetic 臿 (chā) — to stick in or interpose.
socket
Interrupt / Butt in
The socket on the wall needs to be repaired.
Please do not interfere in other people's private matters.
Please insert the USB drive into the computer's USB port.
Please insert the key into the keyhole.
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