plug into

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Meaning: To connect anelectricdevice into something using aplug.I spent ages trying to fix my computer, before realizing that it wasn'tplugged intothe wall.; (figuratively)To join something in the manner of a plug.2022November 24, Pranshu Verma, “Sam's Club's AI knows how much pumpkin pie you'll eat this holiday”, inWashington Post‎[1]:Those data points, and others,plug intoan artificial intelligence model they’ve made. It spits out recommendations to each store leader, such as how many pies need to be on-hand in their shops by the hour. Last year, Sam’s Club sold enough pumpkin pies to fill up 450 football fields, officials said. (They declined to give an exact figure.); (idiomatic)To becomeawareof orknowledgeableabout.1997October 24, Tom Horton, “Michener's 'Chesapeake' revisited Novel: While not a masterpiece, the book enables readers to plug into what is ecologically important.”, inThe Baltimore Sun‎[2]:Environmental education is just now grappling with this: how to enable a populace that will change jobs and locations frequently toplug intowhat is ecologically important in preserving whatever landscape it finds itself in?; (idiomatic,mathematics)To replace avariablewith anumberin order to solve anequation.If you know two sides of a right triangle, you can find the third byplugging them intothe Pythagorean Theorem.

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