Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Outlet"

My old notebook computer only had about two hours of battery life. I liked to work in coffee shops. They're great places to work or study. But not all coffee shops have lots of electrical outlets. So I might recommend one to someone else by saying "it's a great place to study/work -- and it has plenty of electrical outlets for everyone."

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.

Where something can go or escape to.

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

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”

I don't know the difference, but both are fine. If i think about "I've got a cat" and "I have a cat", the second one sounds childish/simpler.

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

@tjstkdn: I did a little more research and commonly the part attached to the cord and the recepticle are both called jacks. But technically, the part attached to the cord is the plug and the recepticle is the jack.

I would say that is a "plug" connected to an "outlet".

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)

We looked in the stores at the outlet shopping mall, but their items were more expensive than we expected.

"Overall, radio is a more effective way to disseminate information than both television and film. As such, we can use it to report the most emergent occurrences like an earthquake, and save more life in a shorter time." I would say it like this. Though "therefore" is actually right to use. I just feel like "As such" is more appropriate, considering the sentence structure. Feel free to use "therefore" though.

Please feel free to use the power outlet installed in your chair

I did a quick search and no retailers are showing up, so I'm guessing it's likely not carried by outlets. As for official shops, I've never gone to an official Under Armour brand store, but other brand stores here (Nike, Adidas, etc) commonly only have selected items available on the shelf. If I had to guess, since it has a longhorn and a flag on it, the best bet at finding one in-store is in Texas (Dallas, Houston, or Austin). New York would also have a good chance of having it. If you can't find it in a shop here, you can order it online and have it shipped to a FedEx customer center (you would need to get the address for that location and also put "WILL CALL" or "HOLD" in one of the address lines). They will hold it for you to come pick up for free (for three days, I think).

This is just my personal opinion but I think the media never "demos" anything. They get their money from people tuning in so obviously the juicier the story the more views. Sometimes they will even falsely exaggerate a story.

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