plug 英 [plʌg]   美 [plʌɡ]

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 three-pin plug 三相插头
I'll have to change the plug on my hairdryer. 我必须更换吹风机的插头。

  • 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
  • 1. a three-pin plug

    三相插头

  • 2. I'll have to change the plug on my hairdryer.

    我必须更换吹风机的插头。

  • 3. the plug from the computer to the printer

    连接电脑和打印机的插头

  • 4. She pulled out the plug and let the water drain away.

    她拔起塞子放掉了水。

  • 5. She took the plug of cotton wool from her ear.

    她从耳朵中取出棉毛耳塞来。

  • 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。

  • 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.
plug / plʌɡ ; NAmE plʌɡ / noun , verb plug plugs plugged plugging noun electrical equipment 电气设备 1 a small plastic object with two or three metal pins, that connects a piece of electrical equipment to the main supply of electricity 插头 a three-pin plug 三相插头 I'll have to change the plugon my hairdryer. 我必须更换吹风机的插头。 2 ( informal) ( especially BrE) a small opening in a wall, by which you connect a piece of electrical equipment to the main supply of electricity (电源)插座 SYN socket Can I use this plug for my iron? 我能用这个插座插熨斗吗? 3 a small object that connects a wire from one piece of electrical equipment to an opening in another 连接插头 the plug from the computer to the printer 连接电脑和打印机的插头 in engine 发动机 4 = spark plug in bath/sink 浴缸;水池 5 a thick round piece of plastic, rubber or metal that you put in the hole in a bath/ bathtubor a sinkto stop the water flowing out 塞子 She pulled out the plugand let the water drain away. 她拔起塞子放掉了水。 synonyms at lid in hole 6 a round piece of material that fits into a hole and blocks it 堵塞物;塞子 She took the plug of cotton wool from her ear. 她从耳朵中取出棉毛耳塞来。 see also earplug 7 ( NAmE) = stopper synonyms at lid for screw 螺丝 8 a small plastic tube that you put into a hole in a wall so that it will hold a screw 螺钉楔子,螺钉塞栓(塞入洞中用来固定螺丝的小塑料管) for book/movie 书籍;电影 9 ( informal) praise or attention that sb gives to a new book, film/movie, etc. in order to encourage people to buy or see it 推销;宣传 He managed to get in a plug for his new book. 他设法为自己的新书插入了一条宣传信息。 IDIOMsee pull v. verb ( -gg- ) fill hole 堵洞 1 plugsth (up) to fill a hole with a substance or piece of material that fits tightly into it 堵塞;封堵 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。 provide sth missing 弥补不足 2 plugsth to provide sth that has been missing from a particular situation and is needed in order to improve it 补足;补充;供给 A cheaper range of products was introduced to plug the gapat the lower end of the market. 推出相对廉价的一系列产品是为了填补较低端市场的缺口。 book/movie 书籍;电影 3 plugsth ( informal) to give praise or attention to a new book, film/movie, etc. in order to encourage people to buy it or see it 推广;宣传 SYN promote She came on the show to plug her latest album. 她上电视节目宣传新唱片专辑。 shoot 射击 4 plugsb ( old-fashioned) ( NAmE informal) to shoot sb 射击;射杀 PHRASAL VERBS ˌplug aˈway (at sth) to continue working hard at sth, especially sth that you find difficult 坚持不懈地做(尤指困难的工作) ˌplug sth↔ˈin | ˌplug sth ˈinto sth to connect a piece of electrical equipment to the main supply of electricity or to another piece of electrical equipment 接通(电源);把(插头)插进(插座) Is the printer plugged in? 打印机接上电源没有? OPP unplug ˌplug sth ˈinto sth 1 = to plug sth in 2 to connect a computer to a computer system 把(计算机)联网 All our computers are plugged into the main network. 我们所有的电脑都和主网络联网了。 ˌplug ˈinto sth 1 (of a piece of electrical equipment 电器 ) to be able to be connected to the main supply of electricity or to another piece of electrical equipment 能与(电源或其他电器)连接 The DVD player plugs into the back of the television. *DVD 播放机在电视机的后部连接。 2 to become involved with a particular activity or group of people 参与;加入 The company has doubled its profits since plugging into lucrative overseas markets. 自从这家公司进入赚钱的海外市场以后,利润翻了一番。 plug / plʌɡ ; NAmE plʌɡ /
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