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41 balance wire
bal.ance wire[b'æləns waiə] n fio neutro. -
42 bell-wire
bell-wire[b'el waiə] n fio para campainha. -
43 binding-wire
bind.ing-wire[b'aindiŋ waiə] n arame de amarração. -
44 braided wire
braid.ed wire[br'eidid waiə] n fio ou arame trançado. -
45 chicken wire
chick.en wire[tʃ'ikin waiə] n tela de arame (para galinheiros). -
46 conducting wire
con.duct.ing wire[kənd'∧ktiŋ waiə] n fio condutor. -
47 copper wire
copper wirearame de cobre. -
48 drag-wire
drag-wire[dr'æg waiə] n cabo de reboque. -
49 drawn wire
drawn wire[dr'ɔ:n waiə] n arame estirado. -
50 drop-wire
drop-wire[dr'ɔp waiə] n Tech fio de entrada. -
51 earth-wire
earth-wire['2:θwai2] n condutor à terra, Radio fio-terra. -
52 fine wire
fine wirearame fino. -
53 fuse wire
fuse wire[fj'u:z waiə] n Electr fio de chumbo para fusível. -
54 gold wire
gold wire[gould w'əiə] n fio de ouro. -
55 ground-wire
ground-wire[gr'aund wəiə] n Electr, Radio fio-terra. -
56 hay-wire
hay-wire[h'ei waiə] n arame para segurar fardos de feno. • adj maluco, louco, pirado. he went haywire / ele ficou maluco. -
57 intake wire
in.take wire['inteik waiə] n fio de entrada. -
58 magnetic wire
mag.net.ic wire[mægnetik w'aiə] n fio magnético: fio fino usado em gravação magnética. -
59 signalling wire
sig.nal.ling wire[s'ignəliŋ waiə] n Electr fio de sinalização. -
60 high wire
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Wire — (w[imac]r), n. [OE. wir, AS. wir; akin to Icel. v[=i]rr, Dan. vire, LG. wir, wire; cf. OHG. wiara fine gold; perhaps akin to E. withy. [root]141.] [1913 Webster] 1. A thread or slender rod of metal; a metallic substance formed to an even thread… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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