Pronunciation: /spɑːrk plʌɡ/
noun a type of plug used in electrical circuits to connect wires
A1 My car wouldn't start, so I had to replace the spark plug.
A2 The mechanic recommended changing the spark plug to improve the engine's performance.
B1 Before attempting to start the lawnmower, check the spark plug for any signs of damage.
B2 Regular maintenance includes checking and cleaning the spark plugs to ensure proper ignition.
C1 The spark plug is a crucial component in the combustion process of an internal combustion engine.
C2 When troubleshooting engine issues, start by inspecting the spark plugs for any potential problems.
formal The mechanic replaced the faulty spark plug in the car's engine.
informal I think the car just needs a new spark plug to start running smoothly again.
slang My buddy said he can hook me up with some high-performance spark plugs for my ride.
figurative Her inspirational speech acted as a spark plug, igniting passion in everyone who listened.
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