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Definition of wired - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
technologyTECH. US connected to the internet or onlineTECH. US
- The cafe is wired for free Wi-Fi.
2.
- He was too wired from the coffee to sleep.
3.
electricalTECH. equipped with wires for electrical connectionTECH.
- The house is fully wired for electricity.
4.
constructionTECH. reinforced or tied with wireTECH.
- The sculpture was wired for stability.
5.
eavesdroppingTECH. US having hidden electronic eavesdropping devicesTECH. US
- The room was wired to record conversations.
Expressions with wired
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have natural tendency or ability for something
Some people are wired for leadership.
overly anxious or stressed
He was wired to the gills before his big presentation at work.
equipped to produce or transmit sound
The new auditorium is wired for sound.
equipped with wires to send or receive sound signals
Don't worry about audio; it's wired for sound already.
connected to a system of wires
The new office is fully wired up for internet access.
Origin of wired
Old English, wir (metal thread)
Terms with wired included in their meaning
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telecommunications
telephone service installed at one place, usually using a wired line
technology
socket on a device where a wired headset is plugged in
cordless phone
home phone without a wired connection
installation
install wired systems that provide TV or internet services
communication
sending a message through long-distance wired lines
media
system for sending television or radio programs through wired cables to subscribers
telecommunications
delivery of television or media services through wired television networks
technology
telephone service provided through wired lines installed at fixed locations
wired messaging
study and practice of sending coded messages over telegraph systems
telecommunications
wired connector used to carry signals between devices or network points
acr: Wired Equivalent Privacy
protocol to secure wireless networks
network technology
technology for wired local area networks
Examples of wired in a sentence
Being wired helps remote workers stay connected. She felt wired after the thrilling movie. The loud music left him wired all night. The office is wired for high-speed internet. Each room is wired with modern lighting systems. The wired fence kept the animals secure.
The artist created a wired frame for the sculpture. The office was wired for surveillance. They discovered the car was wired with bugs.
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- French:connecté, nerveux, ...
- German:vernetzt, sehr nervös, ...
- Italian:collegato, agitato, ...
- Spanish:conectado, excitado, ...
- Portuguese:conectado, nervoso, ...
- Chinese:联网的, 紧张的, ...
- Japanese:接続されている, 興奮した, ...
- Arabic:مُتَّصِل بِالإِنْتَرْنِت, مُتَوَتِّر, ...
- Hebrew:מְרוּשָּׁת, מָתוּחַ, ...
- Russian:подключенный, на взводе, ...
- Ukrainian:підключений, нервовий, ...
- Hindi:ऑनलाइन, उत्तेजित, ...
Definition of wire - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
electricitythin metal thread used for fastening or conducting
- The wire was used to secure the fence.
2.
electricitymetal conductor carrying electricity
- The wire connects the battery to the motor.
3.
surveillancehidden listening device for surveillance
- The agent wore a wire to record the meeting.
4.
sportUS finish line in a raceUS
- He crossed the wire first in the marathon.
5.
musicmetal string on musical instruments
- The guitar wire snapped during the performance.
6.
puppet controlsystem of wires controlling puppets
- The puppeteer skillfully manipulated the wires.
7.
communicationUS telegram or telegraph messageUS
- She received a wire with the news.
Verb
1.
fasteningfasten objects together using thin metal thread
- He wired the fence to keep it stable.
2.
electricityequip with electrical wiring
- They wired the house for electricity.
3.
securityUS install surveillance equipmentUS
- The agent was wired for the operation.
4.
money transferUS send money electronicallyUS
- She wired the payment to the seller.
5.
stringingstring objects on a wire
- She wired the beads into a necklace.
Images of wire
metal conductor carrying electricity
Expressions with wire
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transfer money electronically between accounts
She will wire money to her friend overseas.
connect electrical wires to a device
He wired up the new sound system.
tightrope used in acrobatics high above the ground
The acrobat performed daring stunts on the high wire.
energetic and lively person
At the party, she was the live wire, keeping everyone entertained.
happening at the last possible moment, often with urgency
The game went down to the wire.
continue until the very last possible moment
The game will take it to the wire.
risky or dangerous action
Starting a new business can be a high wire act.
to engage in a risky or dangerous activity
He knew he was touching a live wire by questioning the boss's decision.
just before the deadline or end
She submitted her assignment just under the wire.
until the very last possible moment
The game went up to the wire before we won.
in a restricted or controlled area
Only authorized personnel are allowed behind the wire.
take great risks for success
Entrepreneurs often walk the high wire to achieve their goals.
rumor or news circulating informally
The word on the wire is that the company will merge.
take a significant risk
He decided to walk the wire and invest all his savings in the startup.
connect electrical wires
The electrician will wire in the new light fixture tomorrow.
wire with barbs to prevent passage
Barbed wire topped the prison walls.
thin flexible length of steel used for fastening strengthening or conducting force
They used steel wire to secure the wooden posts together.
brush with stiff wire bristles for cleaning or scraping
He used a wire brush to scrub off the rust.
tool for cutting wire efficiently
He used a wire cutter to trim the cable.
hand tool for cutting wires
He used wire cutters to trim the cable.
material made from interwoven wires
The sculpture was crafted from wire mesh.
thick wire used for making fences
The farmer used fencing wire to build the new pen.
mesh made of thin metal strands used as barrier or filter
A wire screen covered the window to keep mosquitoes out.
wire netting with a hexagonal pattern for animal enclosures
The chickens are kept in a pen made of chicken wire.
Origin of wire
Old English, wir (metal thread)
Examples of wire in a sentence
She tied the package with wire. The electrician replaced the old wire. Birds perched on the high wire. The detective suspected the informant was wearing a wire. During the sting operation, the suspect was caught on wire. The colt surged ahead near the wire.
She led the field all the way to the wire. He replaced the broken wire on his violin. The piano wire needs tuning for better sound. The wire snapped during the performance. He adjusted the wire for better control. He sent a wire to confirm the meeting. The urgent wire arrived late at night. She wired the sculpture to the base for stability. They wired the components together to complete the circuit. The electrician wired the new office building. They wired the entire neighborhood for high-speed internet. They decided to wire the office for security reasons. The police planned to wire the suspect's car. He wired funds to his family overseas. The company wired the salary to employees' accounts. The florist wired the stems to form a wreath. Wire the tags onto the fence before the sale.
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- French:fil métallique, attacher, ...
- German:Draht, verdrahten, ...
- Italian:filo metallico, fissare con il filo, ...
- Spanish:alambre, asegurar, ...
- Portuguese:arame, prender com arame, ...
- Chinese:金属丝, 用金属丝固定, ...
- Japanese:針金, ワイヤーで固定する, ...
- Arabic:سِلْك, رَبَطَ, ...
- Hebrew:תִּיל, לִקְשׁוֹר בְּחוּט תַּיִל, ...
- Russian:проволока, закрепить, ...
- Ukrainian:дріт, закріплювати, ...
- Hindi:तार, तार से बांधना, ...
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