plug
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The meaning (definition) of the word plug
the end of a cord that you push into a wall socket
The word plug used in a sentence
“I pushed the plug into the wall.”
How the word plug is said around the world
| French | fiche (feesh) |
| Spanish | enchufe (en-CHOO-feh) |
| Mandarin | 插头 (chah toh) |
| Hindi | प्लग (plag) |
| Arabic | قابِس (KAA-bis) |
| Russian | вилка (VEEL-ka) |
| Portuguese (EU) | ficha (FEE-shuh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | plugue (PLOO-gee) |
| Japanese | プラグ (poo-RAH-goo) |
| German | Stecker (SHTEK-er) |
| Urdu | پلگ (pluhg) |
| Punjabi | ਪਲੱਗ (pluhg) |
| Korean | 플러그 (pul-luh-GUH) |
| Hebrew | תֶּקַע (TEH-kah) |
| Greek | φις (fees) |
| Dutch | stekker (STEK-er) |
| Tagalog | plag (plag) |
| Vietnamese | phích cắm (feek KUM) |
| Turkish | fiş (feesh) |
| Persian | دوشاخه (doh-shah-KHEH) |
| Polish | wtyczka (FTICH-kah) |
| Ukrainian | вилка (VEEL-kah) |
| Bengali | প্লাগ (plag) |
| Swedish | stickpropp (STIK-prop) |
| Italian | spina (SPEE-nah) |
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