plugged

UK
/plʌɡd/
US
/plʌɡd/
pluggedadjective
more plugged
Comp.
most plugged
Super.
UK
/plʌgd/
US
/plʌgd/
Traduzioni
bouchéSe dit surtout d’un conduit, d’un évier, d’un passage ou d’une ouverture obstrués.
The sink was plugged, causing the water to overflow onto the floor.
L’évier était bouché, ce qui a fait déborder l’eau sur le sol.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
obstruéPlus neutre ou technique ; s’emploie pour un passage, une ouverture ou un conduit.
Definizioni
Blocked or obstructed, especially in reference to a passage or opening.
The sink was plugged, causing the water to overflow onto the floor.
plugverb

plugged

Past Simple

plugged
Past Simple
plugged
Past Participle
plugging
ing-form
UK
/plʌɡ/
US
/plʌɡ/
Traduzioni
She plugged the charger into the wall socket to charge her phone.
Elle a branché le chargeur dans la prise murale pour recharger son téléphone.
He used a piece of cloth to plug the leak in the pipe.
Il a utilisé un morceau de tissu pour boucher la fuite dans le tuyau.
faire la promotion de
The author went on several talk shows to plug her new book.
L'autrice est passée dans plusieurs talk-shows pour faire la promotion de son nouveau livre.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
descendreFamilier, au sens de « tirer sur quelqu’un avec une arme ».
Definizioni
To fill or block a hole or gap.
He used a piece of cloth to plug the leak in the pipe.
To promote or advertise something, especially in a persistent or enthusiastic manner.
The author went on several talk shows to plug her new book.
To connect an electrical device to a power source or another device.
She plugged the charger into the wall socket to charge her phone.
To shoot or hit someone or something with a bullet.
The detective warned the criminal that he would plug him if he didn't drop the weapon.
plugnoun
Definizioni
A device for making an electrical connection, typically consisting of a casing with metal pins that fit into holes in a socket.
She inserted the plug into the socket to charge her phone.
A piece of material used to block a hole or opening.
He used a plug to stop the water from leaking out of the pipe.
A promotional mention or advertisement for a product, service, or event.
The author gave a plug for her new book during the interview.
A small, cylindrical piece of tobacco that is chewed.
He always carried a plug of tobacco in his pocket.
A mass of solidified lava that fills the vent of a volcano.
The volcanic plug was visible from miles away, towering over the landscape.
A small graft of skin bearing hair follicles, used in hair transplantation.
After the procedure, the new plugs made his hair look much fuller.
An old, worn-out, or inferior horse.
The farmer finally decided to retire the old plug that had served him for decades.
plugadjective
Definizioni
Designed for insertion into a matching socket or opening; relating to or involving a plug.
He bought a new plug adapter for his trip overseas.