Is it ok to say "I need to plug myself in" in this situation
What I mean is that I need to plug in my macbook so that it won't run out of battery
Can I say here "myself" ? I'm asking because we have a similar pattern in Russian, I wonder whether it could be the same in Engilsh

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You don't want to use "myself", it is understood who is doing the plugging in. You want to use: I need to plug in my laptop.

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This is definitely something that you could say for the meaning you suggest! Or of course just 'i need to plug my phone/laptop in' works too.

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