Synonyms for plug-in
plug-in

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1. plug-innoun

   Synonyms:
   add-in, snap-in, add-on

2. plug-inadjective

   Designed to be plugged into an electrical power outlet or circuit.

   Synonyms:
   add-in, snap-in, add-on

Princeton's WordNet

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

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

2. plug-in, add-onnoun

   a software module that extends or enhances the capabilities of an existing application

Matched Categories

1. • Printed Circuit
   • Software

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1. List of paraphrases for "plug-in":

   plugin, snap-in, add-in, plugins, plug-ins, add-on, complement, snapin, snap-ins, complemento, component, add-ins, add-ons

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How to use plug-in in a sentence?

1. 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.

2. 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.

3. Klaus Froehlich:

   Going forward we will sell electric drivetrains, we see many smaller manufacturers who cannot afford to develop a plug-in hybrid.

4. Arabella Bowen:

   Noise-canceling headphones, an iPad loaded with a favorite TV series or recent documentaries and a window seat are essential ingredients to my remaining calm, i sit down, plug in and tune out.

5. 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. {.