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🔑plugplug1 /plʌɡ / noun [countable] - a plastic or rubber object with two or three metal pins, which connects the wire on a piece of electrical equipment to a point in the wall where there is electricity (an outlet)插头◆If the plug is damaged, do not attempt to use the appliance.如果插头损坏就不要使用这一电器。
- a piece of rubber, metal, or plastic that fits tightly into a hole, for example in a sink（水槽等的）塞子，栓
- (
business商业) praise or attention that someone gives to a new book, movie, etc. in order to encourage people to buy or see it（新书、新电影等的）推销，宣传
 ●pull the plug (on sb / sth) (informal) to force a plan, project, etc. to end强行中断◆The network pulled the plug on the series after only three episodes.这个系列剧只播放了三集就被电视台强行中断了。
plugplug2 /plʌɡ / verb [transitive] (plug·ging, plugged)- to fill or block a hole with something堵塞，塞住，封堵（孔洞）◆He managed to plug the leak in the pipe with a piece of plastic.他设法用一块塑料堵住了管子的漏洞。
- (informal) (
business商业) to give praise to a new book, movie, etc. in order to encourage people to buy it or see it推销，宣传（新书、新电影等）◆He went on the talk show in order to plug his new book.他参加脱口秀是为了推广自己的新书。 SYN promote
 ●plug sth into connect something to the supply of electricity with a plug将…插入电源；接通…的电源◆The TV isn't plugged in.电视机没有接上电源。 OPP unplug |
