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cable

/ˈkeɪbəl/

Translations

cablenoun

cables

/ˈkeɪbəl/

трос

The bridge is supported by a strong steel cable.

Мост поддерживается прочным стальным тросом.

провод

He tripped over the cable lying on the floor.

Он споткнулся о провод, лежащий на полу.

кабель

The technician installed a new cable for the internet connection.

Техник установил новый кабель для интернет-соединения.

Additional translations

Synonyms

cableverb

cabled

Past Simple

cabled

Past Participle

cabling

Gerund

/ˈkeɪ.bəl/

прокладывать кабель

The company plans to cable the entire neighborhood by next year.

Компания планирует проложить кабель по всему району к следующему году.

Additional translations

Synonyms

send a cable

cableadjective

/ˈkeɪ.bəl/

Used attributively to describe things related to cable television or made of cables.

Definitions

cablenoun

A thick, strong rope made of wires twisted together, used for supporting structures or for pulling heavy loads.

The bridge was supported by steel cables.

A system of broadcasting television programs using cables rather than by radio waves.

They subscribed to a cable service to get more TV channels.

A message sent through a telegraph system.

The ambassador sent a cable to the government with the latest updates.

A wire or group of wires used to carry electricity or electrical signals.

The electrician installed a new cable for the internet connection.

cableverb

To send a message or communication by telegraph or cable.

The journalist cabled the news report back to the headquarters.

To provide or equip with a cable or cables.

The company cabled the entire building to ensure high-speed internet access.

To fasten or secure with a cable.

They cabled the boat to the dock to keep it from drifting away.

cableadjective

Relating to or providing cable television service.

The family subscribed to a cable package with dozens of premium channels.

Made of or consisting of cables.

The climbers crossed a narrow cable bridge.