idiom
plug and play
PLUG and PLAY
plʌɡ ænd pleɪListen
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Syllable breakdown
plugandplay
Dictionary meaning
capable of being installed, integrated, or used immediately without requiring complex configuration or special expertise; originally a technical term for hardware devices that a computer can recognise and configure automatically upon connection, the phrase has extended into business and everyday usage to describe any solution, person, or system that can be adopted instantly and begins delivering value without a lengthy setup process
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