plug in

The term "plug in" is versatile, commonly used in contexts involving electrical connections, software integration, and idiomatic expressions.

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Definition

A2Electrical

To connect a device to a power source by inserting its plug into an outlet.

Example

  • Please plug in the fan so we can cool the room.

B2Computing

(technical)To add a software component to a larger system to enhance its functionality.

Example

  • You can plug in various extensions to improve the browser's capabilities.

B1Idiomatic

To integrate or become involved in an organization or activity.

Example

  • She quickly plugged into the team and started contributing to the project.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "plug in":

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