0 present participle of install
1 to put furniture, a machine, or a piece of equipment into position and make it ready to use:
3 to put someone/yourself in a comfortable position where you want to stay:
We will install your washing machine free of charge/for free.
They gave us a long spiel about why we needed to install double glazing in our house.
It would cause a tremendous upheaval to install a different computer system.
Local residents are asking for speed humps to be installed in their street.
When we installed the central heating, we put a radiator in every room.
By installing specific choices, for example lists or trees, different programs are obtained that are, nevertheless, abstractly the same.
Nevertheless, small property-owners could dodge this obstacle by forming associations that shared the costs of buying and installing subterranean pumping machinery.
Though installing such a rail in a house can be costly, the use of the rail has become common these days.
