Vocab Bloom Hub

plug

/plʌɡ/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein Gerät oder einen Gegenstand bezeichnet, das/der zum Verschließen einer Öffnung, zum Anschließen elektrischer Geräte an eine Stromquelle oder zum Abdichten einer Öffnung dient., Deutsches Verb, das verwendet wird, um das Verschließen oder Blockieren einer Öffnung oder das Anschließen eines elektrischen Geräts an eine Stromquelle zu bezeichnen.

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noun

/plʌɡ/A2formaltechnical
  • deSubstantiv, das ein Gerät oder einen Gegenstand bezeichnet, das/der zum Verschließen einer Öffnung, zum Anschließen elektrischer Geräte an eine Stromquelle oder zum Abdichten einer Öffnung dient.

A noun referring to a device or object used to fill a hole, connect electrical equipment to a power source, or seal an opening.

  1. Electrical deviceA2formal

    A device with prongs that connects an appliance to an electrical outlet.

    deStecker

    • He inserted the plug into the socket.
    • The plug on this lamp is broken.
    • Make sure the plug is fully pushed in.

    Synonymeconnector

  2. Stopper or sealB1formal

    An object used to block a hole or drain.

    deStopfen

    • She pulled the plug out of the sink to let the water drain.
    • A rubber plug seals the barrel.
    • He used a plug to stop the leak in the pipe.

    Synonymebungclosurecorksealstopperstopple

  3. Promotion or advertisementB2informal

    A favorable mention or recommendation of a product, service, or event.

    deWerbung

    • The author gave a plug for his new book during the interview.
    • She put in a plug for her friend's restaurant.
    • The article included a plug for the upcoming concert.

    Synonymeadvertisementhypementionpromotionpublicitypuffrecommendationshout out

Formen
  • plugs plural form
  • plugs' possessive plural form
  • plug's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/plʌɡ/B1formal
  • deDeutsches Verb, das verwendet wird, um das Verschließen oder Blockieren einer Öffnung oder das Anschließen eines elektrischen Geräts an eine Stromquelle zu bezeichnen.

A verb used to indicate the act of filling or blocking a hole, or connecting an electrical device to a power source.

  1. Fill a holeB1formal

    To block or close a hole or gap with something.

    deEin Loch verstopfen

    • He plugged the leak in the pipe with a rag.
    • She plugged the hole in the wall with plaster.
    • The plumber plugged the drain to stop the water from flowing.

    Synonymeblockbungclosecorkfillobstructpacksealstopstuff

    Antonymeclearopenunblockunplug

  2. Connect to electricityA2formal

    To connect an electrical device to a power source by inserting a plug into a socket.

    deAnschließen an Strom

    • Please plug the laptop into the charger.
    • He plugged the lamp into the wall socket.
    • Don't forget to plug in the toaster before using it.

    Synonymeattachconnecthook upplug inwire

    Antonymedisconnectunplug

  3. Promote persistentlyB2informal

    To promote or advertise something repeatedly or enthusiastically.

    deBewerben

    • The author plugged his new book on every talk show.
    • She kept plugging her business during the conversation.
    • The company plugged their latest product in the commercial.

    Synonymeadvertiseboosthypepitchpromotepushtout

Formen
  • plugged past participle
  • plugged past simple
  • plugging present participle
  • plugs third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenplug awayplug inplug into

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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