fix a plug

The Spanish phrase 'arreglar un enchufe' translates into English as 'fix a plug'. In this context, 'arreglar' means 'to fix', 'un' is the indefinite article 'a', and 'enchufe' translates to 'plug'. This phrase might be used in situations where electrical appliances or fixtures have gone out of order and need repairing.

Example sentences using: arreglar un enchufe

Necesito arreglar un enchufe en la sala.

I need to fix a socket in the living room.

This phrase indicates that there is a problem with an electrical socket in the living room that requires attention.

Juan va a arreglar un enchufe que no funciona.

Juan is going to fix a socket that doesn't work.

This sentence describes Juan's intention to repair a malfunctioning electrical socket.

El electricista llegó para arreglar un enchufe que hacía chispas.

The electrician arrived to fix a socket that was sparking.

In this example, a professional electrician has come to address a potentially dangerous issue with a sparking socket.