wiring
- noun
- /ˈwaɪərɪŋ/
- Specialized
- They even replaced the wiring to be on the safe side.
- electrical wiring
- global wiring
- orthogonal wiring
Examples
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The company had to completely redo the wiring and plumbing as they were not up to code.
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Soon he was supervising the crew that installed wiring for machinery at factories in the area.
Fiction book (1997) -
There was quite a bit of wiring involved.
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So this is all the wiring here now with the new relay.
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My dad insisted on doing his own wiring.
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I'd like to know what all this new wiring in the cockpit is for.
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I attach both cabinets to the wall with screws and insert the LED wiring through the channel in the wall.
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The company had to completely redo the wiring and plumbing as they were not up to code.
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You did a good job on the wiring for the new light fixtures in the house.
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Soon he was supervising the crew that installed wiring for machinery at factories in the area.
Synonyms
Work that installs, fixes, or looks after wires and devices that bring power into a building
A system of wires and the work of installing them for electricity or data
Compounds
- Specialized
A drawing that shows how electric wires connect and where they go in a machine or building
How Extensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wiring is also made from wire + -ing, so it can mean the 'action' or work of putting wires in place. That's why wiring refers to the job or process of installing electrical wires in a house or machine.