hardwire
/ˈhɑːrdˌwaɪər/
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Definition of hardwire - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
psychologyRaremake a behavior or trait deeply ingrainedRare
  • Certain fears are hardwired into the human brain.
embed ingrain
2.
technologyTECH.connect electronic components with permanent wiresTECH.
  • The technician will hardwire the new system into the network.
connect wire

Noun

electronicsTECH.permanent electrical connections in a systemTECH.
  • The hardwire in the device ensures stable performance.
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Origin of hardwire

English, hard (firm) + wire (metal thread)

Examples of hardwire in a sentence

  • The instinct to survive is hardwired in animals.
  • They decided to hardwire the alarm system for reliability.
  • He had to hardwire the components to ensure stability.
  • The technician checked the hardwire connections.
  • Faulty hardwire can lead to device failure.

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  1. French:ancrer, câblage, ...
  2. German:verankern, festverdrahtete Verbindung, ...
  3. Italian:radicare, cablaggio fisso, ...
  4. Spanish:arraigar, cableado fijo, ...
  5. Portuguese:enraizar, ligação fixa, ...
  6. Chinese:深植, 硬连线, ...
  7. Japanese:深く根付かせる, ハードワイヤ, ...
  8. Arabic:رَسَّخَ, توصيل دائم, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַטְמִיעַ, חִבּוּרִים חַשְׁמַלִּיִּים קְבוּעִים, ...
  10. Russian:глубоко укоренить, жёсткая проводка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:глибоко вкорінювати, постійне з'єднання, ...
  12. Hindi:गहराई से समाहित करना, हार्डवायर, ...
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