plug
plug 英 [plʌg] 美 [plʌɡ]
n. 插头;塞子,栓 v. 塞住,接通
进行时:plugging 过去式:plugged 过去分词:plugged 第三人称单数:plugs 名词复数:plugs
- A plug is something that blocks a hole, particularly one that water normally flows through. For some reason, it also means to promote something. If you plug your new book, you sneak it into every conversation.
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- n. 插头;塞子,栓
- v. 塞住,接通
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1. a three-pin plug
三相插头
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2. I'll have to change the plug on my hairdryer.
我必须更换吹风机的插头。
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3. the plug from the computer to the printer
连接电脑和打印机的插头
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4. She pulled out the plug and let the water drain away.
她拔起塞子放掉了水。
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5. She took the plug of cotton wool from her ear.
她从耳朵中取出棉毛耳塞来。
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6. He plugged the hole in the pipe with an old rag.
他用一块破布把管子上的那个洞塞住了。
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7. Is the printer plugged in?
打印机接上电源没有?
- plug (n.) 1620s, originally a seamen's term, probably from Dutch plug, Middle Dutch plugge "bung, stopper," related to Norwegian plugg, Danish pløg, North Frisian plaak, Middle Low German pluck, German Pflock; of uncertain etymology. Irish and Gaelic words are from English. Sense of "wad or stick of tobacco" is attested from 1728, based on resemblance. Electrical sense is from 1883, based on being inserted; meaning "sparking device in an internal combustion engine" is from 1886. Meaning "advertisement" first recorded 1902, American English, perhaps from verb sense "work energetically at" (c. 1865).
- plug (v.) "close tightly (a hole), fill," 1620s, from plug (n.) or from Dutch pluggen. Meaning "work energetically at" is c. 1865. Sense of "popularize by repetition" is from 1906. Slang sense "put a bullet into" is recorded from 1870. Related: Plugged; plugging.
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