install

verb
UK /ɪnˈstɔːl/
US /ɪnˈstɔːl/

To put something in place so it is ready to use.

Dad will install the new light in the kitchen today.

SYNONYMS

set upfitplaceput inmount

RELATED WORDS

installationinstallersetupequipmentsoftware

OTHER MEANINGS

2. To add a program onto a computer or phone so it can run.

Please install the game on your tablet before we travel.

3. To put someone into an important job or position with a ceremony.

The school will install the new principal next week.

4. To settle someone comfortably in a place.

She installed herself in the best chair by the window.