Wire
/ˈwaɪər/
Definitions
- (n.) A thin, flexible strand or rod of metal used to conduct electricity or transmit signals.
The electrician used copper wire to connect the circuit.
- (v.) To install or connect with wire, especially for electrical purposes.
They wired the new building for internet access.
Forms
- wires
- wired
- wiring
Related terms
Commentary
In legal drafting, specify the type of wire to avoid ambiguity, especially in contracts or regulations involving telecommunications or electrical installations.
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