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испанском
bujía
spark plug SUST.
chispero m AmC
inglés
inglés
español
español
español
español
inglés
inglés
I. plug [ingl. am. pləɡ, ingl. brit. plʌɡ] SUST.
1. plug (stopper):
2.1. plug ELECTR.:
tomacorriente(s) m amer.
2.2. plug ELECTR.:
3. plug (publicity) coloq.:
to give sth a plug
to give sth a plug
to give sth a plug
4. plug (of tobacco):
5. plug ingl. am.:
grifo m Chile
II. plug <part. pres. plugging; pret., part. pas. plugged> [ingl. am. pləɡ, ingl. brit. plʌɡ] V. trans.
1.1. plug (block, fill):
plug hole/gap
plug hole/gap
1.2. plug (use as stopper):
2. plug (promote):
plug record/book
plug record/book
plug record/book
3.1. plug argot, arcznte. (shoot):
balacear Méx.
llenar de plomo coloq.
3.2. plug argot, arcznte. (hit):
darle a coloq.
I. spark [ingl. am. spɑrk, ingl. brit. spɑːk] SUST.
1.1. spark C (from fire, flint):
1.2. spark C ELECTR.:
1.3. spark MOTOR:
2.1. spark U (liveliness):
2.2. spark C (trace):
II. ingl. brit. also spark off V. trans.
ingl. brit. also spark off
ingl. brit. also spark off
ingl. brit. also spark off
ingl. brit. also spark off interest/curiosity
ingl. brit. also spark off interest/curiosity
ingl. brit. also spark off criticism
III. spark [ingl. am. spɑrk, ingl. brit. spɑːk] V. intr.
spark fire:
spark fire:
spark fire:
spark electrode/spark plug:
spark electrode/spark plug:
spark plug [ˈspɑ:kplʌg, ingl. am. ˈspɑ:rk-] SUST. ingl. brit.
spark plug ingl. am.
I. spark [spɑ:k, ingl. am. spɑ:rk] SUST.
1. spark (from fire, electrical):
2. spark (small amount):
II. spark [spɑ:k, ingl. am. spɑ:rk] V. trans.
spark debate, protest, problems
spark interest
spark interest
spark riot
I. plug [plʌg] -gg- SUST.
1. plug ELECTR.:
2. plug (stopper):
3. plug coloq. (publicity):
4. plug (spark plug):
5. plug (chunk):
II. plug [plʌg] -gg- V. trans.
1. plug (connect):
plug ELECTR.
2. plug (stop up, close):
3. plug (publicize):
4. plug ingl. am. coloq. (shoot):
spark plug [ˈspark·plʌg] SUST.
I. spark [spark] SUST.
1. spark (from fire, electrical):
2. spark (small amount):
II. spark [spark] V. trans.
spark debate, protest, problems
spark interest
spark interest
spark riot
I. plug [plʌg] SUST.
1. plug ELECTR.:
2. plug (stopper):
3. plug coloq. (publicity):
4. plug (spark plug):
5. plug (chunk):
II. plug <-gg-> [plʌg] V. trans.
1. plug (connect):
plug ELECTR.
2. plug (stop up, close):
3. plug (publicize):
4. plug argot (shoot):
Present
Iplug
youplug
he/she/itplugs
weplug
youplug
theyplug
Past
Iplugged
youplugged
he/she/itplugged
weplugged
youplugged
theyplugged
Present Perfect
Ihaveplugged
youhaveplugged
he/she/ithasplugged
wehaveplugged
youhaveplugged
theyhaveplugged
Past Perfect
Ihadplugged
youhadplugged
he/she/ithadplugged
wehadplugged
youhadplugged
theyhadplugged
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Rather, the main effect of a hot or cold plug is to affect the temperature of the tip of the spark plug.
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Other spark plug collectors concurred with his assessment.
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He grew tobacco, worked as a carpenter and in a spark plug factory.
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The other set ran on a single cam on the same shaft for triggering the spark plug on overrun.
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