英语词组plug it up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

plug up

1. To become obstructed or filled up such that nothing can get through. Honey, where's the plunger? The toilet plugged up again. If the gutter plugs up, you're going to have a bunch of dirty water start spilling down onto your driveway.

2. To cause something to become obstructed or filled such that nothing can get through. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "plug" and "up." Ugh, there's a huge wad of gunk and hair that's been plugging the sink up. We had to use scraps of our cloths to plug up the leaks in the boat. He'll go around and plug the holes up with spackle, then I'll come through and paint over the walls once everything's dry.

plug something up

to stop or fill up a hole, crack, or gap. Take out the nail and plug the hole up with something. You have to plug up the cracks to keep out the cold.

plug up

1. To obstruct the path or passageway through, into, or out of something: An orange rind plugged up the sink. Leaves have plugged the storm drain up.

2. To be obstructed so that substances cannot pass through: The hose plugged up and eventually burst.

3. To cause the path through, into, or out of something to become obstructed: They plugged up the leaks in the boat with tar. We plugged the hole up with a cork.

词组	plug it up
释义	(redirected from plug it up) plug up 1. To become obstructed or filled up such that nothing can get through. Honey, where's the plunger? The toilet plugged up again. If the gutter plugs up, you're going to have a bunch of dirty water start spilling down onto your driveway. 2. To cause something to become obstructed or filled such that nothing can get through. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "plug" and "up." Ugh, there's a huge wad of gunk and hair that's been plugging the sink up. We had to use scraps of our cloths to plug up the leaks in the boat. He'll go around and plug the holes up with spackle, then I'll come through and paint over the walls once everything's dry. plug something up to stop or fill up a hole, crack, or gap. Take out the nail and plug the hole up with something. You have to plug up the cracks to keep out the cold. plug up v. 1. To obstruct the path or passageway through, into, or out of something: An orange rind plugged up the sink. Leaves have plugged the storm drain up. 2. To be obstructed so that substances cannot pass through: The hose plugged up and eventually burst. 3. To cause the path through, into, or out of something to become obstructed: They plugged up the leaks in the boat with tar. We plugged the hole up with a cork.
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