"Plug" • Chinese-English Dictionary
| 插头 | chā tóu | plug |   |
| 堵死 | dǔ sǐ | to block (a road) / to plug (a hole) / to stop up | |
| 插销 | chā xiāo | bolt (for locking a window, cabinet etc) / (electrical) plug | |
| 塞子 | sāi zi | cork / plug | |
| 塞 |  sāi | to plug / to stop up / to stuff in / (bound form) a stopper / a cork | |
| 栓 | shuān | bottle stopper / plug / (gun) bolt / (grenade) pin | |
| 板烟 | bǎn yān | plug (of tobacco) | |
| 插入 | chā rù | to insert / to stick in / to plug in | |
| 插件 | chā jiàn | plug-in (software or hardware) / to plug in a component | |
| 插上 | chā shang | to plug into / to insert / to stick in | |
| 插进 | chā jìn | to insert / to stick in / to plug in (an electronic device) | |
| 火花塞 | huǒ huā sāi | spark plug | |
| 自圆其说 | zì yuán qí shuō | to make a story or theory consistent / to give a plausible explanation / to plug the holes in one's story | |
| 自洁 | zì jié | to cleanse oneself / to sanctify oneself / self-cleaning (spark plug, oven etc) | |
| 琠 | diǎn | gem used as ear plug / jade earrings | |
| 椊 | zuó | to fit a handle into a socket / a plug or cork | |
| 小洞不堵，大洞难补 | xiǎo dòng bù dǔ , dà dòng nán bǔ | If you don't plug the small hole, the big hole will be hard to repair (idiom) / A stitch in time saves nine. | |
| 止血栓 | zhǐ xuè shuān | plug to stop bleeding / tampon (medicine) | |
| 管座 | guǎn zuò | to mount an electronic valve / to plug in a bulb | |
| 船到江心，补漏迟 | chuán dào jiāng xīn , bǔ lòu chí | It's too late to plug the leak once ship is in the middle of the river. (idiom) | |
| 重插 | chóng chā | to replug / to disconnect and reconnect (from a plug, port, connection etc) | |
| 外插 | wài chā | to extrapolate / extrapolation (math.) / (computing) to plug in (a peripheral device etc) | |
| 随插即用 | suí chā jí yòng | plug and play (computing) | |
| 雪茄头 | xuě jiā tóu | cigarette lighter plug (inserted in a car's cigarette lighter socket to draw power) | |
| 壁塞 | bì sāi | wall plug / screw anchor | |
| 肛塞 | gāng sāi | butt plug | |
| 自圆其说 | zì yuán - qí shuō | (idiom) to make a story or theory consistent / to give a plausible explanation / to plug the holes in one's story | |
