plugs
Aussprache: [plʌɡz]
Kontext: „electronics“
(noun) plugs are small devices that connect electrical equipment to a power source. You use a plug to get electricity to make things work, like lights or phones.
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I plugged in the lamp to the wall socket.
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I couldn't turn on the radio because it doesn't have a plug.
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Where is the plug for the charger?
Kontext: „conversation“
(noun) plugs can also mean when someone mentions a product or service to encourage others to buy or try it. Like when a celebrity talks about their favorite drink.
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She gave a plug for her friend's bakery on her social media.
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He didn't give any plugs for products during the interview.
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Did you hear her plugs for the new movie?
Kontext: „electronics“
(verb) to plug means to connect something using a plug. It’s when you insert a plug into a socket to make something work.
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I will plug the computer into the outlet.
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Don't forget to unplug the charger after you're done.
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Can you plug in the TV for me?
Kontext: „games“
(noun) plugs can refer to pieces used in specific games, like board games or puzzles, that help keep things together or in place.
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We use special plugs to fit the pieces of the puzzle.
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Without the plugs, the game board fell apart.
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Do you have any extra plugs for the game?