wired
- adjective
- /waɪrd/
:
atado con alambre
- And yeah, I did that bull broke my jaw, had my mouth wired, shot for six months.
And yeah, I did that bull broke my jaw, had my mouth wired, shot for six months.
- And yeah, I did that bull broke my jaw, had my mouth wired, shot for six months.
Examples
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Nothing particularly exciting back here except there is a giant Pioneer subwoofer in back and it is wired in place.
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So we added a, that's actual real safety glass, wired safety glass.
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Want to make sure that if there are roots that are really wired around like this that you untangle them.
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These of course are the wired version of their in ear headset with the microphone included and a Lightning connector on the bottom.
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Ceradyne, Inc. is working with Threat4 Inc. to bring the MOHAWK (MOdular HArd Wired Kitted) helmet to market.
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The contractor ensured that the fence was securely wired to withstand strong winds.
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The artist used wired structures to create unique sculptures that caught the eye.
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They installed wired safety screens on the windows to keep out insects.
Synonyms
8
4.4
Tied to something by a rope so you cannot move away, like a post or a dock
7
3.5
People put beads or flags on a string
6
4.2
Tied or fastened to stop movement
Fastened with string or rope
Tied so rope or cloth ends hold together
Fastened with a thin string put through holes, like on shoes
Held by a rope or chain so it cannot move far
Held tight by metal so it cannot move or escape
Antonyms
How Secure
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wired comes from wire, the metal 'thread' used to fasten or tie things, so an object that is wired is simply tied, fastened, or held together with wire.