unplugged

UK
/ʌnˈplʌgd/
US
/ʌnˈplʌgd/

Translations

unpluggedadjective
UK
/ʌnˈplʌɡd/
US
/ʌnˈplʌɡd/
acoustiqueSe dit surtout de la musique interprétée sans amplification électrique.
The band gave an unplugged performance that highlighted their acoustic skills.
Le groupe a donné un concert acoustique qui mettait en valeur ses qualités musicales.
The unplugged lamp sat in the corner, casting no light.
La lampe débranchée était dans le coin et ne donnait aucune lumière.
unplugverb

unplugged

Past Simple

unplugged
Past Simple
unplugged
Past Participle
unplugging
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈplʌg/
US
/ʌnˈplʌg/
déboucherS’emploie pour un conduit, un évier ou une canalisation obstrués.
The plumber had to unplug the drain to let the water flow freely.
Le plombier a dû déboucher la bonde pour que l’eau s’écoule librement.
She remembered to unplug the toaster before leaving the house.
Elle s’est souvenue de débrancher le grille-pain avant de quitter la maison.
Additional translations
se déconnecterSens figuré : faire une pause des appareils numériques ou de la technologie.

Definitions

unpluggedadjective
Not connected to an electrical outlet or power source.
The unplugged lamp sat in the corner, casting no light.
Performed or produced without the use of electronic amplification, typically referring to music.
The band gave an unplugged performance that highlighted their acoustic skills.
unplugverb
To disconnect an electrical device by removing its plug from a socket.
She remembered to unplug the toaster before leaving the house.
To remove an obstruction from something, allowing it to function properly.
The plumber had to unplug the drain to let the water flow freely.
To disconnect from digital devices or technology, often to relax or reduce stress.
He decided to unplug for the weekend to enjoy some time in nature.