plug in Latin
plug in Latin is obtūrō — plug means a device with pins that connects an appliance to an electrical socket.
plug in Latin
obtūrō
(transitive) To stop with a plug; to make tight by stopping a hole.
What does "plug" mean?
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noun A device with pins that connects an appliance to an electrical socket.
"Please do not touch the plug with wet hands."
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noun An object used to fill or block a hole.
"She pushed a rubber plug into the bottle to keep the juice fresh."
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verb To connect a device to a power source using its plug.
"He plugged the lamp into the wall and the room lit up."
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verb To block or seal a hole or gap.
"Dad plugged the gap under the door with a rolled-up towel."
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plug in a sentence
- Please do not touch the plug with wet hands.
- I need a new plug because the old one has a cracked casing.
- She pushed a rubber plug into the bottle to keep the juice fresh.
- The dentist put a small plug in the hole in my tooth.
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What is "plug" in Latin?
"plug" in Latin is obtūrō. plug means: A device with pins that connects an appliance to an electrical socket.
How do you use "plug" in a sentence?
Example: "Please do not touch the plug with wet hands." In Latin, "plug" is obtūrō.
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