| 单词 | plug |
| 释义 | plug [plʌg] noun countable ELECTRICAL OBJECT 电的物品 IMPROVER ■a small plastic or rubber object with two or three metal pins which is fixed to the end of a wire on a piece of electrical equipment, and which is pushed into a special opening in a wall in order to connect the equipment to a supply of electricity 插头 •a three-pin/two-pin plug三相／两相插头 •to fit/change a plug安装／更换插头 •If a plug is wired incorrectly, it can be dangerous.如果插头接线接错的话会很危险。 IMPROVER mainly UK informal ■an electric socket 插座 •Is there a plug in the bedroom that I can use for my hairdryer?卧室里有没有插座让我用一下吹风机？ US for * jack plug informal for * spark plug [plʌg] noun countable FOR HOLE 用于孔洞 ■a small piece of rubber, plastic, wood, etc. that fits into a hole in order to close it 塞子，栓子 ⇒ See also earplug ■a round piece of rubber or plastic that fits into the hole in a sink or a bath （洗涤槽或浴缸的）塞子，栓 •a bath plug浴缸塞 •Put the plug in the sink and run some water.把水槽排水孔塞上，然后放些水。 ■a small piece of plastic or wood that you put into a hole in a wall before putting a screw into it （打入墙上孔内以旋进螺丝钉的）螺钉楔子，螺钉栓塞■a small, tightly twisted or squeezed piece of material such as cotton wool 棉球，药棉 [plʌg] noun countable ADVERTISEMENT 广告 ■the act of telling people publicly about a product, event, etc 宣传；推荐 •She never misses an opportunity to get in a plug for [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)ADVERTISE 做广告 ■to advertise something by talking about it a lot or praising it, especially on the radio or television （尤指透过广播或电视）宣传，推广 •That interview was just a way for him to plug his new book.那次采访只是宣传他的新书的一种方式。 •They're plugging this new chocolate bar everywhere at the moment.此时他们正在到处宣传这种新巧克力。 [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)SHOOT 射击 US slang ■to shoot someone with a gun 射击，射杀 •Sure, boss, we plugged the guy (full of lead) [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)FILL HOLE 填满洞口 ■to fill a hole with a piece of suitable material 堵；塞；填 •Have you plugged that leak (= stopped it by filling the hole) in the pipe?你把管子上的裂缝堵起来了吗？ •My nose was bleeding and I plugged it with [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)Phrasal Verbs plug away informal ■to work hard and in a determined way, especially at something that you find difficult 坚持不懈地做（尤指困难的事情） •Katie has been plugging away at [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)Phrasal Verbs plug (sth) in/plug (sth) into sth ■to connect an electrical device to an electrical system or device so that it can be used, by pushing its plug into a socket 给…接通电源；把（某一电器）与（另一电器）接通 •Of course the radio isn't working - you haven't plugged it in!你没有插电源，收音机当然不响了！ •I want to plug the kettle into the right-hand socket.我想把水壶插到右手边的插座上。 •Can you show me where the microphone plugs into the tape recorder?你能指给我看麦克风接在答录机哪里吗？ •The keyboard plugs in at the back of the computer.键盘接在电脑背后。 [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)Phrasal Verbs plug (sth/sb) into sth informal ■to make something or someone fit well or have good connections with something （使）适应，成功融入 •This new product line should be able to plug into our existing distribution network [plʌg] verb transitive (-gg-)Phrasal Verbs plug into sth informal ■to get to know and receive information about something, or to start using or being involved in it 开始认识，开始收取相关资讯；开始使用、参与 •Andy is really plugged into the popular music scene.安迪真的踏入流行音乐界了。 •We also plug into the research facilities available, and license technology from independent sources.我们也开始使用可用的研究设施，并从独立来源获得技术的许可权。 |
| 随便看 |
101BT英语在线翻译词典收录了36528条英语词汇在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用英语词汇的中英文双语翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。