Outletの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: That means that road does not lead to another road, it os also known as a dead end

A: Outlet: a way of output.

A: In this case:
outlet=a store or other way to sell products
surplus=extra, not needed

We have a surplus of pencils that haven't sold yet.
Nike has an outlet store.

A: Where something can go or escape to.

A: Most of the time it's that thing you plug cords into so they have electricity.
However it can be used as "An outlet for your anger." and in that case it's a way of working out your emotions.

A: You could say something like “plug your phone charger into the electric outlet” but to be honest in a common conversation you wouldn’t say “electric outlet”, that would be too formal. Maybe “the outlet”, or just “plug it in”

A: it means “source” or “station”. Outlet is also a shopping center for imperfect or discounted items

A: Where’s the nearest outlet?

You can plug your phone into the outlet by my desk.

I need to find an outlet before my phone dies.

A: An exit is a door that allows a person to leave a building, or a road that allows a car to leave the highway.

An outlet is where water, gas, or electricity comes out (for example a socket where you plug in electrical devices can also be called an outlet).

An outlet can also be a place where brands sell their discounted clothes.

A: A light socket is called a light socket because a light bulb is inserted into it.

A: They are essentially the same.
"outlet" seems to be more commonly used.

A: Plug is at the end of the cord, and you put it into the outlet of the wall.

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A: It's a white outlet/USB port with three slots/ports, each one having the ability to produce 2.4A output

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A: what u have asked is exactly the way u say it.

A: A little more natural sounding:

"Can I use the outlet? I'd like to charge my cellphone."

A: Maybe use into rather than in

A: Can you plug this into the outlet for me?

A: All three are interchangeable.

"Outlet" is most common. 👌

A: Outlet could be replaced by the type of outlet it is e.g "by the Russian NEWSPAPER Kavkaz Press" (outlet in this context is just saying it is a media from Russia)