Summary
plug {noun}
branchement · bouchon · bonde · fiche · prise · tampon · prise de courant
to plug {verb}
faire du battage publicitaire · colmater · faire du matraquage
English-French translation for "plug"
"plug" French translation
plug {noun}
plug {noun} (also: connecting-up, branching, fork)
Plug adapters do not change the voltage but merely enable connecting the device.
2-pin connecting plug (electricity is supplied at 220 V, 50 Hz) can be connected for your PC.
The shielding shall not be in direct contact with the fusible plug (PRD).
0.5 g of the substance is introduced into the cone of the firing plug.
0.5g of the substance is introduced into the cone of the firing plug.
(a) Valves are placed inside the neck of the receptacle and protected by a screw- threaded plug;
In the second sentence, insert "cone in" before "firing plug".
The first step is to gently and slowly loosen the bung plug.
Once the bung plug has been removed, it should be left on the surface of the container until the completion of the sampling event.
The plug together with the cable shall be situated on the trailer.
The plug together with the cable shall be situated on the trailer.
The following diagram shows a typical 6 pin mating plug:
The end of charging time t0 (plug off) is reported.
The end of charging time t0 (plug off) is reported.
If Morpheus was right...... there's no way I can pull this plug.
Third paragraph, replace "The plug" with "This socket".
The problem is certainly not to be solved at the touch of a button or just by pulling a plug.
This connecting plug is different from that one in some other countries, e.g. USA, UK, Japan, etc.
All I do is pull the plug here.
plug gage
plug {noun} [photo.]
The problem is certainly not to be solved at the touch of a button or just by pulling a plug.
Plug adapters do not change the voltage but merely enable connecting the device.
2-pin connecting plug (electricity is supplied at 220 V, 50 Hz) can be connected for your PC.
electric plug
to plug {verb}
to plug [plugged|plugged] {vb} (also: to hype)
to plug [plugged|plugged] {vb} (also: to fill in)
There was indeed a loophole in the Criminal Code, but we tried to plug it.
This is unusual, but most of these amendments are desperately needed to plug the holes.
So an interinstitutional agreement may be the right way to plug the gaps in the Treaties.
to plug leaks
This year, the Minister of Finance promised that this leak and the tax loophole that made it possible would be plugged.
to plug [plugged|plugged] {vb} [coll.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "plug":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "plug" in French
Similar words
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