electric cable; thick wires bundled together with insulation and a protective outer layer used to carry electricity or telecommunications signals

optical cable; light cable; a communication line made of bundled optical fibers used for high-speed signal transmission

A transport vehicle pulled along a track by a cable, often on a slope

thick rope; cable; hawser; mooring rope

Electrical cable used for high-speed data transmission consisting of an inner conductor and an outer conductor

thick cable or hawser made from multiple strands of steel wire

cable; wire; cord; specifically used for electrical or computer wiring

thick rope; hawser; mooring rope

To untie a mooring rope in order to leave port; to weigh anchor.

A thick rope or cable used for tying down ships, made from several strands of hemp, bamboo, nylon, or wire.

A cable containing one or more optical fibers that transmit data as light pulses

Cables laid on the seabed used for transmitting telecommunications signals like telegraphs and telephone calls

a pylon or tower used to support overhead power lines; an electricity pylon

A device designed to attach and secure the end of an electrical cable to equipment.

cable television system providing video content via coaxial or fiber-optic cables

A device used to provide high-speed internet access via coaxial cable lines

A transport vehicle powered by electricity that runs along a cable, commonly used for passengers or goods in mountainous areas or scenic spots

A vehicle powered by electricity and cable for transport through the air; aerial tramway or telpher.

the collection of sutras containing the teachings of the Buddha; one of the three divisions of the Buddhist canon

device used to connect a computer or local network to a broadband Internet service via a cable television line

a hardware device that connects a computer or local network to a broadband internet service provider via a cable television line

a post on a ship or wharf used for securing ropes, such as a bitt or bollard; cable post

a series of chairs hanging from a moving cable used to transport people up a slope, such as at a ski resort

electrical or telecommunications cable; wire line

peripheral device used to connect a computer or network to a cable television service for internet access

a heavy rope used for mooring or towing a ship; a hawser or rigging

heavy digging machine using cables to operate its bucket for earthmoving or mining