wire

wire

 (wīr)

n.

1.

a. Metal that has been drawn out into a strand or rod, used chiefly for structural support, as in concrete, and for conducting electricity, when it is usually insulated with a rubber or plastic cladding: bought some wire at the hardware store.

b. A strand or rod of such material, or a cable made of such strands twisted together.

c. Fencing made of wire, especially barbed wire.

d. wires The system of strings employed in manipulating puppets in a show.

2. Slang A hidden microphone, as on a person's body or in a building.

3.

a. A telephone or telegraph connection: Who is on the wire?

b. A telegraph service: sent the message by wire.

c. A telegram or cablegram: "Mac got a wire from Milly that Uncle Tim was dead" (John Dos Passos).

d. A wire service: The news came over the wire.

4. A pin in the print head of a computer printer.

5. The screen on which sheets of paper are formed in a papermaking machine.

6. Sports The finish line of a racetrack.

7. Slang A pickpocket.

v. wired, wir·ing, wires

v.tr.

1.

a. To equip with a system of electrical wires: wire a house.

b. To attach or connect with electrical wire or cable: Is the printer wired to the computer?

c. To attach or fasten with wire: Surgeons wired his shoulder together.

2. Slang To install electronic eavesdropping equipment in (a room, for example).

3.

a. To send by telegraph: wired her congratulations.

b. To send a telegram to (someone).

4. Computers To implement (a capability) through logic circuitry that is permanently connected within a computer or calculator and therefore not subject to change by programming.

5. To determine genetically; hardwire: "It is plausible that the basic organization of grammar is wired into the child's brain" (Steven Pinker).

v.intr.

To send a telegram.

Idioms:

down to the wire Informal

To the very end, as in a race or contest.

under the wire

1. Sports At the finish line.

2. Informal Just in the nick of time; at the last moment.

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[Middle English, from Old English wīr; see wei- in Indo-European roots.]

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wir′a·ble adj.

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wire

(waɪə)

n

1. (Metallurgy) a slender flexible strand or rod of metal

2. (Metallurgy) a cable consisting of several metal strands twisted together

3. (Electrical Engineering) a flexible metallic conductor, esp one made of copper, usually insulated, and used to carry electric current in a circuit

4. (Metallurgy) (modifier) of, relating to, or made of wire: a wire fence; a wire stripper.

5. (Electrical Engineering) (modifier) of, relating to, or made of wire: a wire fence; a wire stripper.

6. (Metallurgy) anything made of wire, such as wire netting, a barbed-wire fence, etc

7. (Telecommunications) a long continuous wire or cable connecting points in a telephone or telegraph system

8. (Telecommunications) old-fashioned

a. an informal name for telegram, telegraph

b. the wire an informal name for telephone

9. (Instruments) a metallic string on a guitar, piano, etc

10. (Horse Racing) horse racing chiefly US and Canadian the finishing line on a racecourse

11. (Mechanical Engineering) a wire-gauze screen upon which pulp is spread to form paper during the manufacturing process

12. anything resembling a wire, such as a hair

13. (Hunting) a snare made of wire for rabbits and similar animals

14. to the wire down to the wire informal right up to the last moment

15. get in under the wire informal chiefly US and Canadian to accomplish something with little time to spare

16. get one's wires crossed informal to misunderstand

17. pull wires chiefly US and Canadian to exert influence behind the scenes, esp through personal connections; pull strings

18. (General Sporting Terms) take it to the wire to compete to the bitter end to win a competition or title

vb (mainly tr)

19. (Telecommunications) (also intr) to send a telegram to (a person or place)

20. (Telecommunications) to send (news, a message, etc) by telegraph

21. (Electrical Engineering) to equip (an electrical system, circuit, or component) with wires

22. (Metallurgy) to fasten or furnish with wire

23. (Broadcasting) (often foll by up) to provide (an area) with fibre-optic cabling to receive cable television

24. (Jewellery) to string (beads, etc) on wire

25. (Croquet) croquet to leave (a player's ball) so that a hoop or peg lies between it and the other balls

26. (Hunting) to snare with wire

27. wire in informal to set about (something, esp food) with enthusiasm

[Old English wīr; related to Old High German wiara, Old Norse vīra, Latin viriae bracelet]

ˈwireˌlike adj

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wire

(waɪ^ər)

n., adj., v. wired, wir•ing. n.

1. a slender, stringlike piece or filament of metal.

2. such pieces as a material.

3. a length of such material used as a conductor of current in electrical, cable, telegraph, or telephone systems.

4. a cross hair.

5.

a. a telegram.

b. the telegraphic system: to send a message by wire.

6. wires, a system of wires by which puppets are moved.

7. Naut. a wire rope.

8. a wire stretched across and above the track at the finish line of a racetrack.

9. the woven wire mesh over which the wet pulp is spread in a papermaking machine.

10. the wire, the telephone: There's someone on the wire for you.

adj.

11. made of wire; consisting of or constructed with wires.

v.t.

12. to furnish, fit, fasten, or bind with wire or wires.

13. to install an electric system of wiring in, as for lighting.

14. to send by telegraph.

15. to send a message to by telegraph.

16. to connect (a receiver, area, or building) to a television cable and other equipment so that cable television programs may be received.

v.i.

17. to send a telegraphic message; telegraph.

Idioms:

1. down to the wire, to the very last moment or the very end.

2. under the wire, just within the limit or deadline; scarcely; barely.

[before 900; Middle English wir(e) (n.), Old English wīr, c. Middle Low German wīre, Old Norse vīra- wire]

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wire

• muselet - The wire that holds a champagne cork in place.
• reinforced concrete - Has wire or metal bars embedded to increase its tensile strength.
• down to the wire - Alludes to the imaginary wire at the finish line in a horse race.
• under the wire - Meaning "just in time," it is from horse racing, in which the wire marks the finish line.

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wire

– telegram

1. 'wire'

A wire is a long, thin piece of metal used for fastening things, or for carrying electricity or electrical signals.

In American English, a wire is also a message sent by telegraph and then printed and delivered to your house or office.

2. 'telegram'

In British English, a message like this is usually called a telegram.

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wire

Past participle: wired
Gerund: wiring

Imperative

wire

wire

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Thesaurus

Noun	1.	wire - ligament made of metal and used to fasten things or make cages or fences etc baling wire - wire used to make bales barbed wire, barbwire - strong wire with barbs at regular intervals used to prevent passage haywire - wire for tying up bales of hay ligament - any connection or unifying bond piano wire - thin steel wire of high tensile strength trip wire - a wire stretched close to the ground that activates something (a trap or camera or weapon) when tripped over
	2.	wire - a metal conductor that carries electricity over a distance conducting wire conductor - a device designed to transmit electricity, heat, etc. filament - a thin wire (usually tungsten) that is heated white hot by the passage of an electric current booster cable, jumper cable, jumper lead, lead - a jumper that consists of a short piece of wire; "it was a tangle of jumper cables and clip leads" lead-in - wire connecting an antenna to a receiver or a transmitter to a transmission line patchcord - a length of wire that has a plug at each end; used to make connections at a patchboard telegraph line, telegraph wire, telephone line, telephone wire - the wire that carries telegraph and telephone signals
	3.	wire - the finishing line on a racetrack finish line, finishing line - a line indicating the location of the finish of a race
	4.	wire - a message transmitted by telegraph   telegram message - a communication (usually brief) that is written or spoken or signaled; "he sent a three-word message" cable, cablegram, overseas telegram - a telegram sent abroad letter telegram - a cheaper form of telegram that is sent abroad for delivery the next day night letter - a cheaper form of telegram sent for delivery the next day
Verb	1.	wire - provide with electrical circuits; "wire the addition to the house" equip, fit out, outfit, fit - provide with (something) usually for a specific purpose; "The expedition was equipped with proper clothing, food, and other necessities" rewire - provide with new wiring; "the university rewired the dormitories when most students brought computers and television sets"
	2.	wire - send cables, wires, or telegrams cable, telegraph telegraphy - communicating at a distance by electric transmission over wire telecommunicate - communicate over long distances, as via the telephone or e-mail
	3.	wire - fasten with wire; "The columns were wired to the beams for support" fasten, fix, secure - cause to be firmly attached; "fasten the lock onto the door"; "she fixed her gaze on the man" unwire - undo the wiring of
	4.	wire - string on a wire; "wire beads" string, thread, draw - thread on or as if on a string; "string pearls on a string"; "the child drew glass beads on a string"; "thread dried cranberries"
	5.	wire - equip for use with electricity; "electrify an appliance" electrify adapt, accommodate - make fit for, or change to suit a new purpose; "Adapt our native cuisine to the available food resources of the new country"

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wire

noun

1. cable, lead, flex I ripped out the telephone wire. (Informal)

2. cable, telegraph, telex, radiogram I sent him a wire congratulating him.

verb

1. send, cable, telegraph I'm wiring you some money.

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Translations

سِلْكسِلْك رَفيعكابِل مَعْدَنييُرسِلُ بَرْقِيَّةًيوصِلُ بالأسْلاك

drát

kabelledningtelegraferetelegramwire

DrahtLeitungen verlegen inTelegrafenleitungtelegrafierenTelegramm

σύρμα

alambrecablehilotelegrafiartelégrafo

johdottaakytkeäpujottaasitoavaijeri

filtélégrammetélégraphetélégraphierfil électrique

žica

dróthuzalvezetéket szerel

leggja raflögn íritsímisenda símskeytisímskeytivír

filo metallicolegaremagro e fortenon capirsipersona dinamica

針金

철사

elektros instaliacijaišvedžioti laiduslaidainusiųsti telegramąsiųsti telegramą

ievilkt vadusstieplesūtīt telegrammutelegrāfatelegrafēt

aansluitendraadmetaalkabelvastbinden

installere elektrisitetledningledningstrådmetalltrådståltråd

drut

arameescutafio

firsirmă

проводпроволокаколодка

drôtenýpoložiť elektrické vedenieposlať telegram

žicatelegram

ledningtråd

ลวด

teltel kablotel parçasıtelgraftelgraf çekmek

dây kim loại

电线电缆给...装电线金属线一条导线

wire

[ˈwaɪəʳ]

A. N

1. (metal) → alambre m (Elec) → cable m
copper wire → hilo m de cobre
the telephone wire → el cable del teléfono
to get one's wires crossed → tener un malentendido
to pull wires (US) → tocar resortes
he can pull wires (US) → tiene enchufes, tiene buenas agarraderas (Chile)

2. (US) (Telec) → telegrama m
to send sb a wire → enviar un telegrama a algn

3. (Police) (= hidden microphone) → micrófono m oculto

B. VT

1. (also wire up) (Elec) [+ house] → poner la instalación eléctrica en; [+ fence] → electrificar
it's wired (up) for sound → tiene la instalación eléctrica para el sonido
it's all wired (up) for cable television → se ha completado la instalación eléctrica para la televisión por cable
to be wired up (US) (= tense) → estar tenso

2. (US) (Telec) to wire sb → comunicar con algn (por telegrama)
to wire money to sb → enviar un giro telegráfico a algn
to wire information to sb → enviar información a algn por telegrama

3. (= connect) → conectar (to a) it's wired to the alarm → está conectado a la alarma

C. CPD wire brush N → cepillo m de alambre
wire cutters NPL → cortaalambres m inv, cizalla fsing
wire fence N → alambrado m
wire mesh, wire netting N → tela f metálica, malla f metálica
wire service N (esp US) → agencia f de noticias
wire wool N → lana f de alambre

wire up VT + ADV
see wire B1

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wire

[ˈwaɪə^r]

n

(= thread of metal) → fil m de fer
a length of wire → un morceau de fil de fer
fine copper wire → du fil de cuivre fin
to take it to the wire → aller jusqu'au bout
to take sth to the wire → aller jusqu'au bout de qch

(ELECTRICITY, ELECTRONICS) → fil m électrique

(mainly US) (= telegram) → télégramme m

modif [rack, basket, cage, fence, frame] → métallique

vt

(also wire up) [+ house] → raccorder au réseau électrique, raccorder; [+ plug, appliance, lamp, stereo] → raccorder

(= send telegram to) [+ person] → télégraphier

(= send electronically) [+ money] → virer

[+ fence] → grillagerwire brush n → brosse f métalliquewire cutter wire-cutter [ˈwaɪə^rkʌtər] n → cisailles fplwire cutters npl → pince coupante f

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wire

n

→ Draht m; (for electricity supply) → Leitung f; (= insulated flex) (for home appliance etc) → Schnur f; (for television) → Fernsehanschluss m → or -kabel nt; (in circus: = high wire) → (Hoch)seil nt; to get in under the wire (US inf) → etwas gerade (eben) noch rechtzeitig or mit Hängen und Würgen (inf) → schaffen; to pull wires (esp US inf) → seinen Einfluss geltend machen, seine Beziehungen spielen lassen; he’s pulling your wire (Brit inf) → er nimmt dich auf den Arm (inf); you’ve got your wires crossed there (inf) → Sie verwechseln da etwas; (said to two people) → Sie reden aneinander vorbei

(Telec) → Telegramm nt, → Kabel nt (old)

(= microphone) → Wanze f (inf)

vt

(= put in wiring) plug → anschließen; house → die (elektrischen) Leitungen verlegen in (+dat); (= connect to electricity) → (an das Stromnetz) anschließen; it’s all wired (up) for television → die Verkabelung für das Fernsehen ist vorhanden

(Telec) → telegrafieren, kabeln (old)

(= fix on wire) beads → auf Draht auffädeln; (= fix with wire) → mit Draht zusammen- or verbinden; to wire the parts together → die Teile mit Draht zusammen- or verbinden

vi → telegrafieren, drahten, kabeln (old)

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wire

:

wire brush

n → Drahtbürste f

wire cutters

pl → Drahtschere f

wire gauze

n → Drahtgaze f → or -netz nt

wire-haired

adj → drahthaarig, Drahthaar-; wire terrier → Drahthaarterrier m

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wire

:

wireman

n (esp US)

(= electrician) → Elektroinstallateur(in) m(f), → Elektriker(in) m(f)

(inf, for wiretapping etc) → Abhörspezialist(in) m(f)

(= journalist) Journalist, der für eine Nachrichtenagentur arbeitet

wire mesh

n → Maschendraht m

wire netting

n → Maschendraht m

wirephoto

n (= method) → Bildtelegrafie f; (= picture) → Bildtelegramm nt

wirepuller

n (esp US inf) → Drahtzieher(in) m(f)

wirepulling

n (esp US inf) → Drahtziehen nt, → Drahtzieherei f

wire rope

n → Drahtseil nt

wire service

n (US) → Nachrichtendienst m, → Nachrichtenagentur f

wiretap

n (= device) → Abhörgerät nt, → Wanze f; (= activity) → Abhören nt

vt phone, conversation → abhören, anzapfen; building → abhören in (+dat)

wiretapper

n → Abhörer(in) m(f)

wiretapping

n → Abhören nt, → Anzapfen nt → von Leitungen

wire wheel

n → Rad nt → mit Sportfelgen

wire wool

n → Stahlwolle f

wireworm

n → Drahtwurm m

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wire

[ˈwaɪəʳ]

1. n

a. → filo di ferro (Elec) → filo (elettrico)
to get one's wires crossed (fam) → fraintendere

b. (telegram) → telegramma m

2. vt

a. (Elec) (house) → fare l'impianto elettrico di; (circuit) → installare (also wire up) (two pieces of equipment) → collegare, allacciare
to wire a room for sound → installare un impianto di sonorizzazione in una stanza

b. (Telec) → telegrafare

c. to wire sth to sth (tie) → attaccare qc a qc con un filo

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wire

(ˈwaiə) noun

1. (also adjective) (of) metal drawn out into a long strand, as thick as string or as thin as thread. We need some wire to connect the battery to the rest of the circuit; a wire fence. draad سِلْك жица fio de arame drát(ěný) der Draht ledning σύρμαalambre, cable, hilo traat سيم metallilanka fil; grillageתיל तार žica, žičan drót, huzal kawat vír filo; rete metallica 針金 철사 viela, laidas stieple; vads kawat; dawai draad, kabelmetalltråddrut fio de arame fir (de sârmă) проволока drôt; drôtený žica žica metalltråd ลวด; สายโลหะ tel 金屬線，電線 дріт; провід کسی دھات کے ذریعے بنایا گیا تار dây kim loại 金属线，电线

2. a single strand of this. There must be a loose wire in my radio somewhere. draad سِلْك رَفيع жица fio drát der Draht ledning σύρμα, καλώδιοhilo juhe مخابره کردن johto fil חוּט תַיִל तार žica huzal kabel vír filo 電線 전선 laidas vads dawai; wayar draadtrådprzewód fio sârmă провод drôt žica žica kabel สายไฟ tel parçası 一條電線 дріт تار dây dẫn điện 一条（导）线

3. the metal cable used in telegraphy. The message came over the wire this morning. kabel كابِل مَعْدَني жица fio telegraf die Telegraphenleitung kabel τηλέγραφοςtelégrafo kaabel سيم تلگراف lennätin télégraphe חוּט טֶלֶפוֹן तार žica kábel kawat ritsími telegrafo 電話線 전화(전신) 선 telegrafas telegrāfa vads; telegrāfs wayar; kabel logam kabelkabel drut telegraficzny fio tele­graf телеграф telegraf brzojavna žica telegram ledning[stråd] สายเคเบิล tel kablo 電纜 кабель برقی تار dây dẫn âm thanh 电缆

4. a telegram. Send me a wire if I'm needed urgently. telegram بَرْقِيَّه телеграма telegrama telegram das Telegramm telegram τηλεγράφημαtelegrama telegramm تلگراف sähke télégrammeמברק तार telegram távirat telegram símskeyti telegramma 電報 전보 telegrama telegramma telegram telegramtelegramtelegramtelegrama telegramă телеграмма telegram telegram telegram telegram โทรเลข telgraf 電報 телеграма تار کے ذریعے بھیجا جانے والا پیغام bức điện 电报

verb

1. to fasten, connect etc with wire. The house has been wired (up), but the electricity hasn't been connected yet. van drade voorsien يوصِلُ بالأسْلاك свързвам/съединявам с жица ligar com arame položit elektrické vedení Leitungen verlegen in trække ledninger καλωδιώνω atar con alambre juhtmetega varustama سيم کشى کردن johdottaa pourvoir d'une installation électrique לְחַבֵּר לַחַשמָל तार लगाना učvrstiti žicom vezetéket szerel memasang kabel leggja raflögn í (installare l'impianto elettrico) 配線する 철사로 묶다 (kur) išvedžioti laidus ievilkt vadus membuat pendawaian bedradeninstallere elektrisitet, trekke ledninger okablować ligar com arame a racorda la instalaţia electrică прокладывать проводку položiť elektrické vedenie potegniti električno napeljavo povezati förse med (dra in) ledningar ต่อสายไฟ elektrik tesisatı döşemek 裝電線 зв'язувати дротом تار سے باندھنا mắc điện 给...装电线

2. to send a telegram to. Wire me if anything important happens. telegram stuur يُرسِلُ بَرْقِيَّةً пращам телеграма mandar um telegrama poslat telegram telegraphieren telegrafere (til) τηλεγραφώ enviar un telegrama telegrammi saatma تلگراف کردن lähettää sähke télégraphier לִשלוֹחַ מִברָק टेलीग्राम भेजना poslati telegram táviratoz (vkinek) mengirim telegram senda símskeyti telegrafare 電報を打つ 전보로 보내다 telegrafuoti telegrafēt menghantar telegram een telegram sturen sende telegram zadepeszować do mandar um telegrama a telegrafia (la) посылать телеграмму poslať telegram brzojaviti poslati telegram telegrafera till ส่งโทรเลข telgraf çekmek 打電報 телеграфувати ٹیلی گرام بھیجنا gửi điện 打电报给...

3. to send (a message) by telegram. You can wire the details to my brother in New York. per telegram stuur يُبْرِقُ، يُرْسِلُ رِسالَةً بواسِطَة التلغرام изпращам съобщение по телеграфа telegrafar telegrafovat telegraphieren telegrafere τηλεγραφώ telegrafiar telegrafeerima ارتباط با تلگراف sähköttää télégraphier לִשלוֹחַ בְּמִברָק टेलीग्राम से संदेश भेजना poslati telegramom megtáviratoz (vmit) menelegram senda símskeyti telegrafare 電報で知らせる (…임을) 전보로 알리다 (nu)siųsti telegramą sūtīt telegrammu menghantar pesanan melalui telegram telegraferentelegrafere przetelegrafować telegrafar a tele­grafia телеграфировать telegrafovať brzojaviti poslati telegramom telegrafera ส่งโทรเลข telgrafla yollamak 透過電報傳送(訊息) надіслати телеграму برقی پیغام بھیجنا gửi điện tín 发电报传送（讯息）

ˈwireless noun

an older word for (a) radio. draadloos لاسِلْكي радио telégrafo rádio das Radio, (kabellos) radio ραδιόφωνοradio raadio بی سیم radio radioאלחוטי बेतार bežični rádió radio útvarp radio ラジオ 라디오 수신기 radijas radio tanpa wayar; radio radioradioradiorádio radio радиоприёмник rádio radio radio radioapparat วิทยุ radyo 無線電收音機 радіо; радіоприймач لاسلکی rađiô 无线电收音机

ˈwiring noun

the (system of) wires used in connecting up a circuit etc. bedrading شَبَكَة أسْلاك мрежа ligações elétricas elektrické vedení das Leitungsnetz ledningsnet καλωδίωση alambrado juhtmestik سیمپیچی johdotus installation électriqueחיווט बिजली के तार sustav žica vezeték jaringan kabel raflögn (impianto elettrico) 配線 배선 laidai, elektros instaliacija elektroinstalācija pendawaian leidingledningsnett instalacja elektryczna ligaçOes eléctricas instalaţie elec­trică электропроводка elektrické vedenie električna napeljava električne instalacije ledningar ระบบสายไฟ elektrik tesisatı 接線，配線 електропроводка تار لگانے یا استعمال کرنے کا کام hệ thống điện 接线，布线

high wire

a high tightrope. acrobats on the high wire. hoë kabel, hoog gespande kabel حَبْل البَهْلَوان въже на въжеиграчи trapézio (circo) visuté lano das Drahtseil line βλ. wire cuerda floja köis سیم بلند nuora corde raide לוִלייָן עַל כַּבֵּל גָבוֹה तनी रस्सी trapez kötél a magasban tali akrobat lína fune 綱渡りの綱 줄타기 곡예의 밧줄 lynas virve tali akrobat hoge koord linelinia arame sârmă (pentru acrobaţi) натянутая проволока visuté lano vrv žica lina ลวดขึงตึง ใช้เดินไต่ลวด yüksekte gerilmiş ip 走鋼絲表演 натягнутий дріт اونچاءی پر بندھی ہوءی مضبوط رسی căng dây 走钢丝表演

ˌwire-ˈnetting noun

a material with wide mesh woven of wire, used in fencing etc. draadmaas شَبَكَة سِلْكِيَّه телена мрежа tela de arame drátěné pletivo der Maschendraht hønsenet συρματόπλεγμα red de alambre, tela metálica traatvõrk بافت تورى سيمى rautalankaverkko grillage גֶדֶר תַּיל तार-जाली žičana mreža drótháló kawat kasa vírnet, möskavír reticolato 金網 철망 vielinis tinklas stiepļu pinums dawai draadgaastrådnetting, hønsenetting siatka druciana rede de arame bară din fier forjat проволочная сетка drôtené pletivo žična mreža mreža žice ståltrådsnät ตาข่าย; กับดัก tel kafesli engel 金屬絲網 металева сітка تار کا جال lưới thép 金属丝网

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wire

→ سِلْك drát wire Draht σύρμα alambre vaijeri fil électrique žica filo metallico 針金 철사 metaalkabel ståltråd drut arame провод ledning ลวด tel dây kim loại 电线

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wire

n. alambre.

English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

wire

n alambre m

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