Vocab Bloom Hub

socket

/ˈsɒk.ɪt/

Traduction: Substantif désignant une cavité ou un logement conçu pour recevoir et maintenir la partie correspondante, telle qu'un os, un tuyau ou une prise électrique.

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noun

/ˈsɒk.ɪt/B1formal
  • frSubstantif désignant une cavité ou un logement conçu pour recevoir et maintenir la partie correspondante, telle qu'un os, un tuyau ou une prise électrique.

A noun referring to a hollow or receptacle designed to receive and hold a corresponding part, such as a bone, pipe, or electrical plug.

  1. Bony cavityB2formal

    A hollow in a bone into which another part, such as a joint or tooth, fits.

    frCavité osseuse

    • The hip socket holds the head of the femur.
    • The dentist examined the tooth socket after the extraction.
    • The eye socket protects the eyeball.

    Synonymescavitydepressionhollowpitrecess

  2. Receptacle for insertionB2formal

    A device or opening designed to receive and hold something, such as a pipe, probe, or bone end.

    frEmboîture, prise, alvéole

    • The plumber fitted the pipe into the socket.
    • The lamp's bulb socket was damaged.
    • The socket on the wall accepts a standard plug.

    Synonymescavityholderjackmountopeningoutletportreceptacle

  3. Electrical outletA2informal

    A device in a wall or appliance that provides a point for connecting electrical equipment.

    frprise électrique

    • She plugged the charger into the socket.
    • The socket is located behind the desk.
    • Make sure the socket is switched off before inserting the plug.

    Synonymesoutletpower pointreceptaclewall socket

Formes
  • sockets plural form
  • sockets' possessive plural form
  • socket's possessive singular form
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