cable
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ˈkeɪ
kei
ble
bəl
bēl
British pronunciation
/ˈkeɪbəl/

Définition et signification de « cable » en anglais

Cable
01

câble

a group of wires bundled together for transmitting electricity that is protected within a rubber case
cable definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She tripped over the cable running across the floor, which was connected to the power strip.
Elle a trébuché sur le câble qui traversait le sol, qui était connecté à la multiprise.
02

câble

a system that delivers television programming via coaxial or fiber-optic cables
cable definition and meaning
example
Exemples
Cable offers more channels than standard broadcast TV.
03

câble, grélin

a thick rope made of wire or hemp, often used for lifting, towing, or securing objects
example
Exemples
The construction crew used a heavy cable to hoist the steel beams into place.
L'équipe de construction a utilisé un câble lourd pour hisser les poutres en acier en place.
04

a message or dispatch sent internationally, traditionally by telegraph

example
Exemples
The company received an urgent cable from headquarters.
05

a unit of length used in maritime contexts, approximately one-tenth of a nautical mile or 185 meters

example
Exemples
Visibility extended for half a cable.
to cable
01

to send a message or telegram, especially over long distances by cable or wire

example
Exemples
The ambassador cabled urgent instructions to the consulate.
02

to fasten, connect, or bind something with a cable

example
Exemples
The ship was securely cabled to the dock.
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