wire
Prononciation : [/waɪə(ɹ)/]
Contexte : « material »
(noun) a thin, flexible thread of metal. Wires are used for conducting electricity or transmitting signals.
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The electrician is connecting the wires to install a new light fixture.
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Don't touch the exposed wires, they are dangerous.
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Can you see the wire connecting the two devices?
Contexte : « communication »
(noun) a system of sending messages or information using electronic signals. Communication networks use wires to transmit data.
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The phone company is upgrading their wire network to improve internet speeds.
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The wire connection was lost during the storm, disrupting communication.
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How important is the wire system for internet communication?
Contexte : « object fastening »
(noun) a thin piece of metal used to hold things together or hang objects. Wires can be twisted, bent, or shaped to secure items in place.
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She used a wire to hang the picture frame on the wall.
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The wire holding the fence broke, causing it to fall over.
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Can you find a wire to secure the loose papers?
Contexte : « communication »
(verb) to send a message or communicate with someone, especially through electronic means like telephone or internet. It's like talking to someone from a distance using technology.
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I will wire him the money for the plane tickets.
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I forgot to wire my friend about the change in plans.
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Did you remember to wire your boss about the meeting?