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['wajë:(r)] n.,v. -n 1. tel. 2. el. përcjellës, fije, tel. 3. rrjetë teli. 4. tel me gjemba. 5. gj.fol. a) telegraf; b) telegram..pl. amer. syze me skelet teli.● down to the wire gj.fol. deri në fund; get under the wire mbërrij në çastin e fundit; pull wires for sb gj.fol. luaj fijet/bëj përpjekje për të rreguliuar dikë./-v 1. bëj instalimet elektrike. 2. lidh me tel. 3. rrethoj me rrjetë teli/me tel me gjemba. 4. el. lidh (me rrjetin); instaloj (kabllin e TV). 5. telegrafoj.● wire together ['wajë:(r) të'geðë(r)] lidh me tel● wire up ['wajë:(r) ap] a) tv. lidh me antenën/kabllin; b) irritohem, nervozohem● wire brush ['wajë:(r) brash] n. furçë teli● wire cutters ['wajë:(r) 'katë:z] n. pinca● wire-drawer, wire-drawing machine ['wajë:(r) 'dro:ë, 'wajë:(r) 'dro:ing më'shin] n. makinë telëzimi● wire gauge ['wajë:(r) geixh] n. mek. kalibër për tela● wire gauze ['wajë:(r) go:z] n. pëlhurë teli, rrjetë teli e imët● wire glass ['wajë:(r) gla:s] n. amer. xham i armuar● wire-haired ['wajë:heë:d] adj. qimeashpër, me qime ndrizë (qen)● wireless ['wajë:lis] adj.,n.,v. -adj 1. pa tel (telegraf). 2. Br. radiofonik./-n 1. Br. radio. 2. mesazh i dërguar me radio./-vt. Br. dërgoj/transmetoj me radio.● wireless broadcast ['wajë:lis 'bro:dka:st] n. emision në radio● wireless message ['wajë:lis 'mesixh] n. radiogram● wireless operator ['wajë:lis 'opëreitë:(r)] n. radiotelegrafist● wireless set ['wajë:lis set] n. radio● wireless telegraphy ['wajë:lis] n. radiotelegrafi● wireless telphone ['wajë:lis ti'legrëfi] n. telefon pa tel● wireless telephony ['wajë:lis ti'lefëni] n. radiotelefoni● wire nail ['wajë:(r) neil] n. gozhdë teli, thumb kokëvogël● wire netting ['wajë:(r) 'neting] n. rrjetë teli● wirephoto ['wajë:'fëutëu] n. fototelegrafi● wire puller ['wajë:(r) 'pulë:(r)] n. gj.fol. mik, ai që luan fijet● wire pulling ['wajë:(r) puling] n. gj.fol. ndërhyrje me miqësi● wire rope ['wajë:(r) rëup] n. kavo, litar metalik● wire service ['wajë:(r) 'së:vis] n. amer. agjenci shtypi me teleshkrues● wire wool ['wajë:(r) wul] n. shtupë teli● wireworks ['wajë:wë:ks] n. uinë telash● wiring ['wajëring] n. instalime elektrike* * *fije; kabllo
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