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plugged

/plʌɡd/

Traduction: Décrit un appareil ou un composant connecté à une source d'alimentation ou à un autre dispositif par une prise. Peut aussi désigner quelque chose de branché ou d'inséré physiquement., Verbe désignant l'action de remplir ou de bloquer une ouverture, ou de brancher un appareil électrique sur une source d'alimentation.

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adjective

/plʌɡd/B2formaltechnical
  • frDécrit un appareil ou un composant connecté à une source d'alimentation ou à un autre dispositif par une prise. Peut aussi désigner quelque chose de branché ou d'inséré physiquement.

Describes a device or component that is connected to a power source or another device via a plug.

  1. Coin altered with base metalC2formal

    Describes a coin that has been modified by inserting a plug of a less valuable metal, often to deceive or for fraudulent purposes.

    frMonnaie fourrée

    • The collector discovered that the rare coin was plugged with lead.
    • Plugged coins are often considered damaged and lose their numismatic value.
    • He examined the edge of the coin for signs of being plugged.
  2. Completely obstructed or closedB1informal

    Describes something that is entirely blocked or sealed off, preventing the passage of air, liquid, or other substances.

    frbouché, obstrué

    • The drain is completely plugged with hair and soap scum.
    • My ears feel plugged after the flight.
    • The pipe was plugged solid with debris.

    Synonymesblockedcloggedclosedcorkedjammedobstructedsealedstoppedstuffed

Formes
  • more plugged comparative form
  • most plugged superlative form
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verb

plug/plʌɡ/B1formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de remplir ou de bloquer une ouverture, ou de brancher un appareil électrique sur une source d'alimentation.

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.

    frboucher un trou

    • 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.

    Synonymesblockbungclosecorkfillobstructpacksealstopstuff

    Antonymesclearopenunblockunplug

  2. Connect to electricityA2formal

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

    frbrancher (sur le courant)

    • 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.

    Synonymesattachconnecthook upplug inwire

    Antonymesdisconnectunplug

  3. Promote persistentlyB2informal

    To promote or advertise something repeatedly or enthusiastically.

    frpromouvoir sans relâche

    • 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.

    Synonymesadvertiseboosthypepitchpromotepushtout

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

Variantes phrasalplug 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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