Pronunciation: /ˈkeɪbəl/
noun a thick rope of wire or non-metallic fiber, typically used for construction, mooring ships, and towing vehicles
A1 I need a new cable to charge my phone.
A2 The cable connecting the printer to the computer is not working.
B1 Make sure to unplug the cable before attempting to repair the device.
B2 The technician replaced the damaged cable with a new one.
C1 The fiber optic cable installation required specialized equipment and expertise.
C2 The undersea cable network provides high-speed internet connectivity between continents.
verb to transmit or send signals or messages using a cable
A1 I will cable the TV to the wall so it doesn't fall.
A2 She cables her laptop to the charger every night.
B1 The technician will cable the internet connection for us.
B2 We need to cable the speakers to the amplifier for better sound quality.
C1 The electrician cabled the entire house for the new security system.
C2 The IT department cabled the server room for optimal network performance.
formal The cable connecting the computer to the printer is not working properly.
informal Can you pass me the cable so I can charge my phone?
slang I need to get a new cable for my headphones, this one is busted.
figurative The strong friendship between them acted as a cable, keeping them connected through thick and thin.
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