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41install — (also instal) verb (installs, installing, installed) 1》 place or fix (equipment) in position ready for use. 2》 establish in a new place or role. Derivatives installer noun Origin ME: from med. L. installare, from in into + stallum place, stall …
42install — v. a. Inaugurate, induct, introduce into office …
43install — v 1. put in, place, locate, situate, emplace, station; fix, set, embed, lodge, insert, plant. 2. induct, introduce, initiate; instate, establish, chair, invest, inaugurate; crown, enthrone; bring in, lead in, usher in; frock, Eccles. ordain,… …
44install — in·stall …
45install — verb 1) a photocopier was installed in the office Syn: put, place, station, site, insert 2) they installed a new president Syn: swear in, induct, inaugurate, invest, appoint, ordain …
46install — /ɪnˈstɔl / (say in stawl) verb (t) 1. to place in position for service or use, as a system of electric lighting, etc. 2. to establish in any office, position, or place. 3. to induct into an office, etc., with ceremonies or formalities, as by… …
47install — To configure and prepare hardware or software for operation. Many application packages have their own installation programs, which copy all the required files from the original distribution disks into appropriate directories on your hard… …
48install — Ho okomo, ho onoho …
49install — /ɪn stɔ:l/ verb 1. to set up a piece of machinery or equipment, e.g. a new computer system, so that it can be used 2. to configure a new computer program to the existing system requirements …
50install — To place in a seat, give a place to; to set, place, or instate in an office, rank, or order, etc. To set up or fix in position for use or service …
