einsetzen

Meaning

1. (weak) to put in; set in; insert
2. (weak) to implant
3. (weak) to use; employ
4. (weak) to appoint
5. (weak) to risk
6. (weak) to stake
7. (intransitive,weak) to start; begin
8. (reflexive,weak) to speak up for; to dedicate considerable mental or physical energy in pursuit of

Concepts

insert

set

install

employ

place

appoint

apply

introduce

put in

establish

use

put

stow

nominate

deploy

constitute

stake

enclose

lay

put away

lay down

put down

build

construct

make

enter

term

patch

set in

implant

instate

assume

pose as

inlay

put on

locate

pass oneself off

pose

position

posture

push along

shove

slide

stick

stuff

advertise

announce

input

sheathe

implement

assemble

enthrone

reinsert

activate

begin

call

send

entrap

set someone up

fix into a container

mount

stud

affirm

assure

create

found

maintain

stabilize

support

develop

form

plant

commence

to speak up for

advocate

campaign

ask

fix

invest

utilise

utilize

come in

fit

seat

situate

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈʔaɪ̯nzɛtsn̩/

Etymology

ein- + setzen. Compare English inset.

Sentences

Diese Politiken lassen sich nur gemeinsam bestmöglich einsetzen .

We shall only maximize the effects of those policies if we steer a steady course over the whole distance.