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1 two-conductor cable
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English-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > two-conductor cable
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English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > two-conductor cable
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<el> ■ zweiadriges Kabel n ; Zweileiterkabel n ; doppeladriges Kabel n -
5 two-conductor
<el> (cable) ■ zweiadrig -
6 twin cable
<el> (type of two-conductor cable; typ. for loudspeakers) ■ Zwillingskabel n<el> ■ doppeladriges Kabel n -
7 pair
<el> (of conductors; e.g. in twisted-pair cable) ■ Adernpaar n<el> (conductor; with two separate wires) ■ Doppelader f<el> (cable with two conductors) ■ Doppelleitung f<nav.sport> (two-seater scull) ■ Zweier mvt <el> ■ paaren vt
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