(廣東話) 將一啲長條形或者薄、幼嘅嘢放入某物入面
(英文) (of strip-like or thin objects) to insert; to thrust; to put in; to stick in
例句：
(粵) 佢將啲玫瑰插咗落個花樽度。 (keoi5 zoeng1 di1 mui4 gwai3 caap3 zo2 lok6 go3 faa1 zoen1 dou6.)
(英) He put the rose in the vase.
(粵) 唔係啩？信箱入面插住把刀？ (m4 hai6 gwaa3? seon3 soeng1 jap6 min6 caap3 zyu6 baa2 dou1?)
(英) How come? A knife inserted into the letterbox?
(粵) 插針落巴士啲櫈度？黐線嘎？ (caap3 zam1 lok6 baa1 si2 di1 dang3 dou6? ci1 sin3 gaa4?)
(英) Planting needles on bus seats? That's insane!
(粵) 筷子插碗最棹忌。 (faai3 zi2 caap3 wun2 zeoi3 zaau6 gei6.)
(英) Inserting chopsticks vertically into the rice is taboo.
(粵) 佢唔覺意倒插咗枝筆，揩到筆尖啲墨。 (keoi5 m4 gok3 ji3 dou3 caap3 zo2 zi1 bat1, haai1 dou2 bat1 zim1 di1 mak6.)
(英) She inverted the pen by mistake and got stained with the ink on the tip.
