connector
- noun
- /kəˈnɛktər/
- Specialized
- This device needs a connector to join the two circuits together.
- pin connector
- electrical connector
- connector assembly
This has a type C connector on it as well to power it.
- This has a type C connector on it as well to power it.
- So it's a connector via the Lightning port.
Examples
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And he we had these connectors that connect together like this, and we ran, like, 2,000 feet of cable from the generator trucks.
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There was no store within walking distance of the marina where the connector could be purchased.
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And now we just have to put this little connector back in.
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So you need another connector slightly different.
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Here is the connector for the particle board.
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So it's a connector via the Lightning port.
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Oh, so that's the connector for the display.
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Then on the other end, an HDMI connector and a USB connector.
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I am examining the connectors now.
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Yeah, there's some connectors in that box in case we need them.
Synonyms
A part that joins parts so power, signals, or water can pass
A device with pins that you insert into a socket to get power
A device that connects two machine parts so they move together
A socket where you plug a cable to connect a device
A device that connects the ends of two things, like train cars or pipes
Something used to join two or more parts in building work
A thing used to join two parts, often in machines or pipes
A small device put between two parts to connect them
A part that connects two or more modules in a system
A device that lets several wires or devices connect to one port
A way of joining two things so they can send power or information
Antonyms
Compounds
- Specialized
A small plastic plug that gives power to parts inside a computer or other electronic device
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Connector comes from connect, made of com- 'together' and nectere 'to tie'. So a connector is something that 'ties' two parts together, which is why plugs or clips that join wires are called connectors.