plug

noun

UK/plʌɡ/
US/plʌɡ/

Definitions of plug noun

electrical(电器)

  1. B1Countable(可数名词)

    A small, typically plastic or rubber, object with two or three metal pins, attached to the end of an electrical cord, and designed to be inserted into a wall socket to connect a device to an electrical supply.

    (电器)插头

    • A three-pronged/two-pronged plug.

      三脚/两脚插头。

    • To install/replace a plug.

      安装/更换插头。

    • It can be hazardous if the plug is incorrectly wired.

      如果插头接线错误,可能会造成危险。

  2. Countable(可数名词)informal(非正式)

    A socket in a wall or other surface where electrical devices can be connected to a power supply; an electrical outlet.

    插头

    • Could I use a plug in the bedroom for my hairdryer?

      我可以在卧室用插座来插吹风机吗?

    • All the plugs in the kitchen are currently in use.

      厨房里所有的插座现在都在使用中。

    • I need to find a nearby plug to charge my laptop.

      我需要找一个附近的插座来给笔记本电脑充电。

  3. Countable(可数名词)

    A metal pin at the end of a wire used to connect electrical equipment, typically audio equipment, to another device.

    单孔插头;接头

    • Please insert the headphone plug into the audio output jack.

      请将耳机插头插入音频输出插孔。

    • This type of plug is commonly used to connect microphones.

      这种类型的插头通常用于连接麦克风。

    • I need a new audio plug to connect my speakers.

      我需要一个新的音频插头来连接我的扬声器。

  4. Countable(可数名词)

    A colloquial term for a spark plug.

    火花塞(spark plug 的非正式说法)

for hole(塞子)

  1. B1Countable(可数名词)

    A small, often cylindrical, piece of material used to fill or block an opening.

    塞子;栓子

    • I used a wooden plug to stopper the bottle.

      我用了一个木塞来堵住瓶子。

    • This rubber plug effectively prevents any leaks.

      这个橡胶塞有效地防止了任何泄漏。

    • The plug for the sink is missing.

      水槽的塞子不见了。

  2. B1Countable(可数名词)

    A stopper, usually made of rubber or plastic, used to block the drain in a sink or bathtub.

    (洗涤槽或浴缸的)塞子;栓

    • A bathtub plug.

      一个浴缸塞子。

    • Place the plug in the sink and then run some water.

      将塞子放入洗涤槽,然后放一些水。

    • This plug doesn't fit my sink.

      这个塞子不适合我的洗涤槽。

  3. Countable(可数名词)

    A piece of material, such as plastic or wood, that is inserted into a hole to create a secure anchor for a screw.

    (打入墙上孔内以旋入螺丝钉的)螺丝钉楔子;螺丝钉塞

    • You need to use wall plugs to secure this shelf.

      你需要使用墙壁螺丝钉楔子来固定这个架子。

    • The wall plug for this screw is too big.

      这个螺丝钉的墙壁螺丝钉楔子太大了。

    • Using wall plugs ensures the stability of this fixture.

      使用墙壁螺丝钉楔子可以确保这个固定装置的稳定性。

  4. Countable(可数名词)

    A small, compact mass of absorbent material such as cotton or gauze, used for cleaning or padding.

    棉球;药棉

    • The nurse used an alcohol plug to clean the wound.

      护士用酒精棉球清洁伤口。

    • I need a couple of cotton plugs to stop the bleeding.

      我需要几个棉球来止血。

    • These plugs are perfect for removing makeup.

      这些棉球非常适合用来卸妆。

advertisement(广告)

  1. Countable(可数名词)

    The act of promoting or advertising a product, event, or service.

    宣传;推广

    • She never misses an opportunity to plug her new film.

      她从不错过任何宣传她新电影的机会。

    • This feature article is a plug for local businesses.

      这篇专题文章是对当地企业的宣传。

    • They're using all forms of media to plug their new product.

      他们正在使用各种媒体来推广他们的新产品。

verb

UK/plʌɡ/
US/plʌɡ/

Definitions of plug verb

advertise(宣传)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)

    To promote something by talking about it a lot or praising it, particularly on radio or television.

    (尤指通过广播或电视)宣传;推广

    • That interview was just a way for him to plug his new book.

      那次采访只是他宣传新书的一种方式。

    • They are currently plugging this new chocolate bar everywhere.

      他们目前到处推广这种新巧克力棒。

    • The celebrity often plugs various brands on social media.

      这位名人经常在社交媒体上宣传各种品牌。

shoot(射击)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)slang(俚语)

    To shoot someone with a gun.

    (美国俚语)射击;击毙

    • Yeah, boss, we plugged the guy.

      对,老板,我们把那家伙干掉了。

    • They found the robber plugged full of lead.

      他们发现那个强盗被射成了筛子。

    • The police are investigating the plugging incident.

      警方正在调查这起枪击事件。

fill hole(填塞)

  1. Transitive(及物动词)

    To fill a hole or opening with a suitable material.

    堵;塞;填

    • Have you plugged the leak in the pipe?

      你堵住管子的漏水处了吗?

    • I plugged my nose with cotton wool because it was bleeding.

      我用棉花塞住了鼻子,因为它在流血。

    • Make sure to plug the wire hole to prevent water from entering.

      确保堵住线孔,以防止水进入。

Phrasal Verbs of plug

  • plug into something

    to become familiar with and gather information about something, or to commence using or participating in it

    开始了解,开始接收相关信息;开始使用或参与

    During the meeting, she began to plug into the new project and made efforts to participate.

    在会议期间,她开始了解这个新项目,并努力参与其中。

  • plug away

    to persistently engage in hard work, particularly when facing challenging tasks

    努力苦幹

    He decided to plug away at learning the language, despite the many difficulties he faced.

    他决定坚持不懈地学习这门语言,尽管面临许多困难。

  • plug (something/someone) into something

    to ensure that something or someone integrates smoothly or forms effective connections with something else

    (使)适应;融入成功

    They need to plug this new software into their system to ensure it integrates smoothly.

    他们需要将这款新软件整合到他们的系统中,以确保其顺利融入。

  • plug (something) in/plug (something) into something

    to attach an electrical device to a power source or another device by inserting its plug into a socket, allowing it to function

    将…接通电源;将(电器)插入(另一电器)

    Please make sure to plug the computer in before using it.

    请确保在使用电脑前将其接通电源。