cable
ca
ˈkeɪ
kei
ble
bəl
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British pronunciation
/ˈkeɪbəl/

“cable”的英语定义和含义

Cable
01

电缆, 电线

a group of wires bundled together for transmitting electricity that is protected within a rubber case
cable definition and meaning
example
例子
The electrician installed a new cable to ensure a stable power supply to the building.
电工安装了一条新的电缆,以确保建筑物有稳定的电力供应。
She tripped over the cable running across the floor, which was connected to the power strip.
她被横跨地板的电缆绊倒了,那电缆连接着电源插排。
02

a system that delivers television programming via coaxial or fiber-optic cables

cable definition and meaning
example
例子
Our apartment subscribes to a cable service.
Cable offers more channels than standard broadcast TV.
03

电缆, 绳索

a thick rope made of wire or hemp, often used for lifting, towing, or securing objects
example
例子
A strong cable is essential for sailing, providing durability in rough waters.
坚固的电缆对航行至关重要,可在汹涌的水域中提供耐用性。
The construction crew used a heavy cable to hoist the steel beams into place.
施工队用一根重型电缆将钢梁吊装到位。
04

a message or dispatch sent internationally, traditionally by telegraph

example
例子
He sent a cable to his business partner in London.
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
例子
The ship anchored two cables from shore.
Visibility extended for half a cable.
to cable
01

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

example
例子
He cabled his family with the news.
The ambassador cabled urgent instructions to the consulate.
02

to fasten, connect, or bind something with a cable

example
例子
The workers cabled the bridge supports together.
The ship was securely cabled to the dock.
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