slot into

slot into
phrasal verb [transitive]
Word forms "slot into":
present tense I/you/we/they slot into he/she/it slots into present participle slotting into past tense slotted into past participle slotted into
1) slot (something) into something to fit something into a narrow space, or to fit into a narrow space

She slotted another tape into the cassette player.

2) slot into something to fit well into a group of people or a way of life

She slotted straight back into the military lifestyle.

3) slot into place
a) to fit exactly in a space, or to fit something exactly into a space
b) if something slots into place, you suddenly understand it

English dictionary. 2014.

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