Synonyms for plug in
plug in

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1. plug inverb

   Antonyms:
   unplug

2. plug inverb

   Antonyms:
   unplug

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1. circuit board, circuit card, board, card, plug-in, add-inverb

   a printed circuit that can be inserted into expansion slots in a computer to increase the computer's capabilities

   Synonyms:
   table, display panel, control board, notice, panel, wag, plug-in, circuit card, carte du jour, identity card, instrument panel, menu, bill of fare, board, add-in, batting order, circuit board, carte, scorecard, lineup, bill, calling card, plank, poster, wit, visiting card, card, display board, posting, control panel, dining table, placard, gameboard

   Antonyms:
   unplug, disconnect

2. plug in, plug into, connectverb

   plug into an outlet

   "Please plug in the toaster!"; "Connect the TV so we can watch the football game tonight"

   Synonyms:
   unite, link, touch base, associate, colligate, relate, tie, join, get in touch, connect, plug into, link up, tie in

   Antonyms:
   disconnect, unplug

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1. Mihir Garimella:

   The idea is that you take( my) drone, plug in different sensors based on whatever task you're trying to accomplish, and the drone would use those sensors to carry out a mission, so in a search and rescue situation after an earthquake, you could plug in a thermal camera and the drone would use that to find people who are trapped. {.

2. Kathryn Young:

   There's space to plug in, space to be, space to connect, space to have meetings.

3. The EPA:

   We believe hybrids and plug-in electric vehicles are important for the long term, as nearly all experts expect gasoline prices to rise again.

4. Harald Wester:

   We have launched all the projects ... both for Maserati and Alfa Romeo we will have plug-in hybrids in the line up starting from early 2018.

5. Tanya Turner:

   At that time, I feel like a lot of journalists were writing stories where they lived, in big cities, and calling down here to plug in a name, if it were one or two, it would have been funny. But it became increasingly sad and offensive. And of course, we're not new to piss-poor narratives about Eastern Kentucky... but it was a pretty big onload for us to deal with.