Unplug

Definition

unplug /ʌn'plʌg / v ( -gg- ) ပလတ္ေခါင္းကိုျဖဳတ္သည္။ Please unplug the TV before you go to bed. ❍ If I'm very busy, I unplug the phone. Compare PLUG STH IN

Examples

1. ‘If you have to leave your home
2. remember to unplug your appliances
3. turn off the electricity and close the main water valve.’
4. ‘So you won't be plugging and unplugging the lights every night or forgetting to flip off the switch
5. you can buy an outdoor electric timer that turns your outdoor lights on and off automatically.’
6. ‘Turn off electrical items before unplugging them
7. and unplug items by firmly grasping the plug itself; never yank the cord.’
8. ‘Turn off and unplug the power tool from its power source before you perform any alignment
9. adjustment
10. maintenance
11. or repair procedure.’
12. ‘The only solutions are to physically unplug these appliances
13. or to turn off their power strips.’
14. ‘She unplugged the telephone
15. and turned out the lights.’
16. ‘Before cleaning the condenser coils
17. unplug the refrigerator to avoid a shock hazard.’
18. ‘‘We advise the public to unplug electronic appliances during thunderous weather to prevent damage if electricity networks are struck by lightning
19. ’ he added.’
20. ‘Begin any replacement by removing the battery or unplugging the tool.’
21. ‘I jumped for the telephone just as the message machine picked up
22. unplugging the recorder and frantically answering with a forced ‘Hello?’’
23. ‘Eventually
24. she unplugged the lamps but the overhead light continued to switch on and off for about 45 minutes.’
25. ‘The NSC is urging people to ensure they have working smoke alarms
26. to cover open fires with a spark guard and to remember to extinguish candles and unplug all electrical equipment before going to bed.’
27. ‘That was the only time I ever saw Dad unplug the machine.’
28. ‘Check that leads
29. plugs and sockets are undamaged and unplug all appliances.’
30. ‘The jacket will stay hot up to five hours; and when it's time for the laundry pile
31. just unplug the batteries and switch
32. and toss it in the Maytag.’
33. ‘Yet the highlight of the night featured Sexsmith and the band attempting something very rare: unplugging their instruments and moving in front of the monitors to play an acoustic song.’
34. ‘Before Mike could think of anything else he reached behind the nightstand that both the phone and answering machine were plugged into and unplugged the answering machine.’
35. ‘A. To remove the washer
36. unplug the machine
37. turn off both water faucets and disconnect the water hoses from the faucets/spigots.’
38. ‘The most obvious
39. and the most effective
40. thing to do when lightening approaches is to unplug any electronic device.’
41. ‘If you are one of those people who unplugs their electronic devices or turns them off whenever a storm comes
42. do yourself a favor and buy some ‘insurance’ and stop letting a little storm interfere with your work or enjoyment!’