CABLE


Meaning of CABLE in English

noun

1 set of wires

ADJECTIVE

▪ electric , telephone

▪ overhead , underground

▪ fibre-optic/fiber-optic

▪ steel

▪ analogue/analog , digital

… OF CABLE

▪ length

a length of electric ~

VERB + CABLE

▪ lay , run

Roads have to be dug up to lay underground ~s.

Engineers plan to run the telephone ~s under the river.

▪ attach , connect , plug , plug in

Connect the ~ to the correct terminal.

I plugged the ~ into the amplifier.

▪ disconnect , unplug

CABLE + VERB

▪ go , run

a ~ running under the road

▪ connect sth

new ~s connecting major cities in Europe

▪ carry sth

These ~s can carry computer data.

2 system providing TV, Internet and phone

VERB + CABLE

▪ get , have

▪ install

We just had ~ installed.

CABLE + NOUN

▪ television , TV

▪ channel , network

▪ company , operator , provider

▪ subscriber

▪ subscription

▪ bill

▪ connection

▪ box

▪ modem

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .