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Plug
01
插头, 连接器
an device consisted of two or three metal pins that can connect a piece of electrical equipment to a power supply when fitted into the holes of an electric outlet
What is a "plug"?
A plug is a device used to connect an electrical appliance to a power source, allowing electricity to flow into the appliance. It typically consists of metal pins or prongs that fit into an outlet. Plugs come in different shapes and sizes depending on the type of outlet and the region where they are used. The plug is designed to ensure a safe and secure connection, preventing electrical shocks or short circuits. It can be attached to various electrical cords, powering devices such as lamps, computers, or kitchen appliances.
Example
She inserted the plug into the outlet to charge her phone.
He needed a new adapter to fit the plug into the European socket.
The laptop would n't turn on because the plug was n't securely connected.
02
消防栓, 灭火器
an upright hydrant for drawing water to use in fighting a fire
03
塞子, 插头
blockage consisting of an object designed to fill a hole tightly
04
老马, 疲惫的马
an old or over-worked horse
05
火花塞, 点火塞
electrical device that fits into the cylinder head of an internal-combustion engine and ignites the gas by means of an electric spark
06
显眼的宣传, 耸人听闻的推广
blatant or sensational promotion
07
烟草块, 烟草团
a wad of something chewable as tobacco
to plug
Example
They are currently plugging the cracks in the sidewalk for safety.
To avoid a draft, she had to plug the gaps in the window frame.
He will be plugging the gaps in the doorframe to keep out the cold.
02
发射, 打击
to discharge a firearm or strike with force
Transitive: to plug a target
Example
During the skirmish, one of the soldiers plugged the enemy combatant with a single bullet.
During the training exercise, the marksman plugged the target with precision accuracy.
In self-defense, the homeowner plugged the intruder with a warning shot to deter further advance.
03
堵住, 修复
to address or fix a problem or deficiency by implementing a temporary or makeshift solution
Transitive: to plug a problem or deficiency
Example
The software developer plugged the security loophole by implementing additional encryption measures.
He plugged the financial shortfall by borrowing funds from a short-term loan provider.
He plugged the productivity slump by implementing new workflow processes and incentives.
04
堵住, 封住
to place an object into a space, typically to block or seal it
Transitive: to plug sth into a space
Example
The electrician plugged the power cord into the socket to supply electricity to the appliance.
The hiker plugged cotton balls into his ears to muffle the sound of the wind.
He plugged his headphones into his ears to listen to music during the commute.
05
宣传, 推广
to publicly praise a new book, motion picture, etc. as a way of promoting it
Transitive: to plug a media product
InformalExample
During the press conference, the director plugged the upcoming film, highlighting its innovative cinematography.
Celebrities often plug products on their social media platforms to endorse them to their followers.
The actor made appearances on late-night television to plug his new movie and engage with fans.
例子
She inserted the plug into the outlet to charge her phone.
He needed a new adapter to fit the plug into the European socket.
The laptop wouldn't turn on because the plug wasn't securely connected.
The lamp's plug was frayed, so they decided to replace it for safety.
They unplugged the device by carefully pulling out the plug from the wall.
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