unplug in Irish
unplug in Irish is díphlugáil — unplug means to disconnect a device from a power source.
unplug in Irish
díphlugáil
(transitive) To disconnect from a supply, especially an electrical socket.
What does "unplug" mean?
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verb To disconnect a device from a power source.
"Remember to unplug the toaster before cleaning it."
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verb To stop using phones, computers, and other devices for a while, usually to relax.
"She tries to unplug completely every Sunday and leave her phone in another room."
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unplug in a sentence
- Remember to unplug the toaster before cleaning it.
- She tries to unplug completely every Sunday and leave her phone in another room.
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What is "unplug" in Irish?
"unplug" in Irish is díphlugáil. unplug means: To disconnect a device from a power source.
How do you use "unplug" in a sentence?
Example: "Remember to unplug the toaster before cleaning it." In Irish, "unplug" is díphlugáil.
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