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I. plug [plʌg] N

1. plug (electrical connector, socket):

2. plug (stopper):

3. plug inf (opportunity for publicity):

4. plug (spark plug):

5. plug (chunk):

II. plug <-gg-> [plʌg] VB trans

1. plug (stop up, close):

plug hole

2. plug iron (publicize):

3. plug Am inf (shoot):

III. plug <-gg-> [plʌg] VB intr

plug in VB trans

plug-in N COMPUT

plug-ugly <-lies> N Am inf (thug)

sparking plug [ˈspɑ:kɪŋplʌg, Am ˈspɑ:rk-] N Am AUTO

spark plug [ˈspɑ:kplʌg, Am ˈspɑ:rk-] N Brit AUTO

wall plug N

1. wall plug (dowel):

2. wall plug (socket):

plug-in card N COMPUT

Present
Iplug
youplug
he/she/itplugs
weplug
youplug
theyplug
Past
Iplugged
youplugged
he/she/itplugged
weplugged
youplugged
theyplugged
Present Perfect
Ihaveplugged
youhaveplugged
he/she/ithasplugged
wehaveplugged
youhaveplugged
theyhaveplugged
Past Perfect
Ihadplugged
youhadplugged
he/she/ithadplugged
wehadplugged
youhadplugged
theyhadplugged