Example: that? One step? Used to be. Answer? Simple? Copy? And then what? Paste. This step is a simple copy and paste.

Computer "paste" shortcut key ctrl+V is a fixed usage of system command writing, and there is no specific reason.

Lexical analysis:

paste

English [pe? St] beauty [pe？ st]

1, dough; Meat (or fish, etc. ) sauce (for spreading or cooking); paste

2, 5, paste; Bonding; Collage; Persistence; insert

Lexical collocation:

1, paste the input ... in it.

Paste the shot put ... on it

3. Paste area? Paste area; Subsidized area; Adhesion area

Extended data

"Paste" an object in English:

First of all, insist

English? 【st？ K] beautiful? 【st？ k]？

1, v. stab, poke; Persistence; Reach out; Paste; sticky

2. stick; Walking stick; A dull person.

Discrimination: Sticking often refers to sticking with glue or paste, and the meaning extension refers to persistence.

Example: Put a label on your clothes.

Stick the label on your suitcase.

Second, insist.

English [? d？ H(r)] beauty [? d？ h？ r]

Verb (abbreviation of verb) adhesion; observe

Discrimination: formal words, with serious and rigid tone, can indicate that the objects are stuck together, or stick to their beliefs or be loyal to their careers.

Example: this? Sticky? Get back together? Insist? Hmm? Open? This? Surface. ?

This adhesive compound can stick firmly to this surface.