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1. noun2) (Electr., Teleph.) Kabel, das2. transitive verb* * *['keibl] 1. noun1) ((a) strong rope or chain for hauling or tying anything, especially a ship.) das Tau2) ((a set of) wires for carrying electric current or signals: They are laying (a) new cable.) das Kabel5) (cable television.)2. verb(to telegraph by cable: I cabled news of my mother's death to our relations in Canada.) telegraphieren- academic.ru/115569/cable-car">cable-car- cable television
- cable TV* * *ca·ble[ˈkeɪbl̩]I. ncoil of \cable Kabelrolle fto lay \cables Kabel verlegento go over to \cable [or a \cable number] an das Kabelnetz abgeben, zu einer Nummer im Kabelnetz umschalten\cable transfer telegrafische Geldüberweisungto send sth by \cable etw als Telegramm schicken [o veraltet kabelnII. vt▪ to \cable sb jdm ein Telegramm schicken▪ to \cable sb sth jdm etw telegrafieren2. TV▪ to be \cabled verkabelt sein* * *['keɪbl]1. n4) (= cable television) Kabelfernsehen nt2. vtinformation telegrafisch durchgeben; (overseas) kabelnto cable sb — jdm telegrafieren/kabeln
3. vitelegrafieren, ein Telegramm/Kabel schicken* * *cable [ˈkeıbl]A s1. Kabel n, (Draht)Seil n:cut one’s cables fig alle Brücken hinter sich abbrechen2. SCHIFF Ankertau n, -kette f:a) das Ankertau schießen lassen,3. ELEK (Leitungs)Kabel n4. ARCH Schiffstauverzierung f7. Kabelfernsehen n:on cable auf KabelB v/t2. mit einem Kabel versehen oder befestigen3. Drähte etc kablieren, zu einem Kabel zusammendrehen4. a) jemandem etwas telegrafierenb) jemanden telegrafisch benachrichtigenC v/i telegrafieren* * *1. noun2) (Electr., Teleph.) Kabel, das2. transitive verb(transmit) telegraphisch durchgeben, kabeln [Mitteilung, Nachricht]; (inform)* * *(US) (telegraphy) n.Telegramm n. n.
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