WordNet
n. a cable that provides an electrical connection for telephone or television or power stations
Usage examples of "electrical cable".
The mildest version of these operated by maneuvering alongside its target and extending a cutting claw to sever a prominent loop of electrical cable that formed the sole connection between the target’.
An elegant and fairly typical piece of superb Japanese engineering, only in this case it didn't work because of the bad electrical cable at the steel plant.
Then find some more electrical cable and let's bind him before he comes around and tears the mountain down.
Pacific Shipping Line, and his wife were killed late last night when their limousine was struck broadside by a large truck transporting electrical cable as Mr.
The first read,Quan Ting, chairman and managing director of the China & Pacific Shipping Line, and his wife were killed late last night when their limousine was struck broadside by a large truck transporting electrical cable as Mr.
That fuse was armed by a jolt of electricity in the first two feet of travel as the bomb fell away from the parent rack, then its arming wire, an insulated electrical cable, pulled loose.
Ramsey thought he sounded like a man holding the live ends of a fifty thousand volt electrical cable.
The pipes were maybe seventy millimeters in diameter, made of black plastic, and might in other circumstances be conduits for heavy-duty electrical cable.
The electrical cable to the Ocean Venturer had parted and at first he saw only blackness.
My hands were bound behind my back and it took me for ever to locate and take hold of the two free ends of the electrical cable that held me prisoner.
Hanging by its ankles, upside-down from a chandelier, the corpse of a thin, spidery male figure turned slowly on a triple loop of electrical cable.
Much of it was no longer operational due to the shorting out of the electrical cable beneath the chassis, but some parts were still in operation.
They make electrical cable insulation of rubber now instead of gutta-percha, and there’.
The electrical cable had been laid along the left wall, held against the rock with hooped steel staples at three-metre intervals.