What does "bean X is injected into bean Y" mean in context of Spring framework

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Hello.

Seems,that very basic question.
Anyway can't get the meaning of next definition from Spring tutorials - "bean X is injected into bean Y" .

Does it mean composition relation between classes(when one bean has reference to another)? Or it's something more?

Thank you for answer or reference with explanation.

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