le
/kɑbl/
Translation
cable, lead, wire
Word origin
From Late Latin capulum ('rope, halter'), which reached French through Norman use at sea.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- capulum
- English cognates
- cable
Grammar
Examples
.
The telephone cable is broken.
.
The cables run under the road.
l'.
This cable needs replacing before winter.
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These leads are too short for the television.
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She is watching the match on cable.
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