injection
putting medicine into the body
The act of using a needle to put liquid medicine into someone’s body.
give [someone] an injection of [medicine]
- The nurse gave me an injection to reduce the pain.
- Children often cry when they get their first injection.
- You may feel a slight sting during the injection.
- The doctor recommended a course of antibiotics by injection.
- He fainted at the sight of the injection needle.
- The nurse gave me an injection in my arm.
- I am scared of injections.
- You need an injection before you travel to that country.
- The doctor said this injection will help my back pain.
- She cried when she got the injection.
dose of medicine by injection
One dose of liquid medicine that a doctor or nurse puts into your body with a needle.
an injection of [medicine]
- The patient received an injection of insulin before breakfast.
- My doctor recommended an injection of steroids for the joint pain.
- She goes to the clinic every month for a vitamin B12 injection.
- The travel nurse gave us a yellow fever injection.
- He refused the second injection because the first one made him feel sick.
- I need an injection of insulin every day.
- The doctor gave me an injection of medicine for my allergy.
- You will get one injection today and another next week.
- He goes to the hospital for a vitamin injection.
- She got a flu injection in the autumn.
adding money or resources
When extra money or energy is added to a company, project, or activity to help it grow or get better.
an injection of [money/resources/energy] into [something]
- The startup survived thanks to a major injection of capital from investors.
- The school needs an injection of funds to repair its buildings.
- A fresh injection of talent has transformed the team’s performance.
- The government announced an injection of cash into public transport.
- The project stalled without an injection of new ideas and energy.
- The company needs an injection of cash to continue.
- The club got an injection of new players this year.
- The town needs an injection of money to fix the old roads.
- The team received an injection of energy from the new coach.
- Without an injection of funds, the project will stop.
forcing liquid or gas into something
Putting a liquid or gas into something, often using pressure or a pump, for science or industry.
the injection of [liquid/gas] into [material/system]
- The process involves the injection of water into deep rock layers.
- Gas injection is used to maintain pressure in the oil reservoir.
- Accidental injection of air into the system can cause damage.
- The researchers studied the effects of chemical injection into groundwater.
- Steam injection improved the efficiency of the extraction process.
- The machine controls the injection of water into the tank.
- Injection of gas keeps the pressure high.
- They use injection of steam to get more oil.
- Too much injection of air can break the system.
- We tested the injection of chemicals into the soil.
engine fuel delivery system
The system in an engine that puts fuel into it at the right time and in the right amount.
[type] fuel injection system
- Modern cars use electronic fuel injection for better efficiency.
- The mechanic said there was a problem with the injection system.
- Direct injection engines can offer more power and lower emissions.
- Poor fuel injection can cause the engine to misfire.
- They upgraded the old engine to a new injection system.
- This car has electronic fuel injection.
- The injection system in my car is broken.
- Fuel injection helps the engine use less fuel.
- New engines with direct injection are very popular.
- The mechanic cleaned the fuel injection system.
malicious insertion of code
A way for attackers to put bad code or commands into a computer program or website so they can control it or get data.
[type] injection attack
- The website was vulnerable to SQL injection.
- Proper input validation can prevent code injection attacks.
- The report describes several types of injection vulnerabilities.
- Developers must protect APIs from injection and other common exploits.
- They used command injection to gain control of the server.
- The system had a problem called SQL injection.
- Code injection can let hackers run bad code.
- We must stop injection attacks on the website.
- Good input checks help prevent injection problems.
- The security team fixed the injection vulnerability.
one-to-one mathematical function
In math, a function where every different input gives a different output, so no two inputs share the same output.
an injection from [set A] to [set B]
- The function f is an injection from R to R.
- Every bijection is, by definition, an injection and a surjection.
- We first construct an injection from set A into set B.
- If there exists an injection from A to B, then the cardinality of A is less than or equal to that of B.
- The proof relies on finding an explicit injection between the two sets.
- In higher math, we learn what an injection is.
- This function is an injection from set A to set B.
- If a function is an injection, no two inputs have the same output.
- They showed there is an injection from the integers to the rationals.
- Every bijection is also an injection.
- Base: injection
- Plural: injection, injections
code injection
1malicious insertion of code
A way for attackers to put bad code into a program or website by abusing input fields or data channels.
- The application was vulnerable to code injection through its login form.
- Secure coding practices help protect against code injection.
fuel injection
1engine fuel delivery system
The system in a car or other engine that sprays fuel into it instead of using a carburetor.
- Modern motorcycles usually have fuel injection instead of carburetors.
- Fuel injection can improve both power and fuel economy.
give someone an injection
1to administer an injection
To put medicine into a person or animal using a needle and syringe.
- The nurse will give you an injection before the operation.
- The vet gave the dog an injection to calm it down.
have an injection
1to receive an injection
To get medicine put into your body with a needle and syringe.
- I have to have an injection before I travel.
- He had an injection for tetanus after the accident.
injection molding
1manufacturing by forcing material into a mold
A factory process where hot, melted plastic or metal is pushed into a mold to make a shape.
- Most of these plastic parts are made using injection molding.
- Injection molding allows for fast, high-volume production.
injection of capital
1adding investment money
New money that is put into a business or project to help it grow or survive.
- The company needed an injection of capital to avoid bankruptcy.
- A large injection of capital allowed the startup to expand overseas.
injection of cash
1adding a sum of money
Extra money that is added to help an activity, group, or system continue or improve.
- The charity received an urgent injection of cash from private donors.
- The festival was saved by a last-minute injection of cash.
SQL injection
1database query attack
A hacker attack where bad SQL commands are added to a website’s or app’s database query through user input.
- The team fixed a serious SQL injection vulnerability in the login page.
- Poorly validated form fields can lead to SQL injection attacks.