embed
verbUK /ɪmˈbed/
US /ɪmˈbed/
to fix something firmly inside something else.
The worker will embed the stones in the wet cement.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. to place a video or image inside a web page or document.
She embedded the video in her blog post.
3. to attach a journalist to a military unit for reporting.
The reporter was embedded with the troops.
4. to make a piece of data part of a larger file or system.
The program embeds the font in the PDF.