wire
1 of 2noun/ˈwaɪər/
Forms:wires
1
a thin metal strand or filament used for fastening, forming cages, fences, or similar structures
2
a long and thin piece of metal that carries an electric current
B2Learn more on Wikipedia- The electrician installed new wire to ensure the lights functioned properly.
- The wire in the circuit was damaged, causing a power failure.
- A wire was running from the generator to the control panel, ensuring power delivery.
- The electrician carefully stripped the insulation from the wire to connect it to the light fixture.
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a message sent via telegraph
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the point marking the end of a race where competitors complete the course