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Meanings of plug in English

Portuguese
alargador
Wikidata

Ornament worn in body piercing.

alargador
Spanish
masticable

A wad of something chewable as tobacco.

masticable
Portuguese
falatório
Spanish
campaña publicitaria

Blatant or sensational promotion.

falatório
Portuguese
rocim
Catalan
rossí

An old or over-worked horse.

rocim
Usage of plug in English
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Increased cash contributions to plug its pension fund is yet another problem.
The Guardian
2
The new rooms will help plug Manila's chronic shortage of quality accommodation.
Reuters
3
For the government, the money raised will help plug the fiscal deficit.
Reuters
4
ESPN, nervous about political editorializing in an election year, pulled the plug.
Wired
5
But is the rest of Europe really prepared to pull the plug?
Reuters
6
Either way, I'm afraid someone's going to pull the plug on reality.
The Great Book of Amber
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We were actually in process of running the final plug, Rainey said.
Reuters
8
Remember the plug-in hybrid Buick that General Motors announced two weeks ago?
Wired
9
All good packages offer some way to plug in custom probe modules.
Automating system administration with perl
10
The best way to protect against lightning is to remove the plug.
The South African
11
The hybrid and plug-in are based on the C-Max sold in Europe.
Wired
12
Earlier this year the Japanese embraced a standard plug they call CHAdeMO.
Wired
13
Spectrum revenue is key for the government to plug its fiscal deficit.
Reuters
14
Within WebKit-powered browsers, offline access just works -no extra plug-insneeded.
Wired
15
Work out the financial leakages you didn't know about and plug them.
News.com.au
16
If you need more power, you can just plug in more boxes.
Wired
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