wired

UK
/ˈwaɪəd/
US
/ˈwaɪərd/

Translations

wiredadjective
more wired
Comp.
most wired
Super.
UK
/ˈwaɪəd/
US
/ˈwaɪrd/
He felt wired after drinking too much coffee.
Он чувствовал себя напряжённым после того, как выпил слишком много кофе.
The house is fully wired for internet access.
Дом полностью подключён к интернету.
Additional translations
wireverb

wired

Past Simple

wired
Past Simple
wired
Past Participle
wiring
Gerund
UK
/ˈwaɪə/
US
/ˈwaɪər/
The technician will wire the new equipment to the network.
Техник подключит новое оборудование к сети.
She will wire the money to his account.
Она переведет деньги на его счет.
wirepast participle

wired

Past-participle form "wired" used adjectivally.

Definitions

wiredadjective
Using or equipped with wire or wires, especially for electrical or electronic purposes.
The new office building is fully wired for high-speed internet access.
Tense with excitement or anticipation; very nervous or anxious.
After drinking three cups of coffee, she felt completely wired and couldn't sit still.
Connected to a network or system, especially the internet.
The house is wired with the latest smart home technology, allowing remote control of lights and appliances.
wireverb
To install electrical wiring in a building or device.
The electrician will wire the new house next week.
To send a message or money by telegraph or similar means.
She decided to wire the payment to ensure it arrived on time.
To fasten or secure something with wire.
He wired the fence to keep the animals from escaping.
To equip with electronic listening devices.
The detective was wired to record the conversation secretly.
wirepast participle
Equipped with electrical wiring or with electronic surveillance devices.
The undercover room was fully wired with hidden microphones.
Slang: Full of nervous energy or hyper-alert, especially after consuming stimulants.
After three espressos, she felt totally wired and couldn’t sit still.