Cable | Mean of cable in English Dictionary

/ˈkeɪbəl/

• Noun
• a thick, strong rope made of wires that are twisted together
1. The bridge is held up by cables.
2. Their company supplied cable for the project.
• a wire that moves a part in a machine
1. a brake cable
• a group of wires, glass fibers, etc., covered in plastic or rubber and used to carry electricity or electrical signals
1. battery cables
2. computer cables
3. a fiber-optic cable
4. We need more cable to hook up the computers.

• a message sent by telegraph
• Verb
• to send a message by telegraph
1. She cabled the news to the United States.
2. She cabled her parents for money.
3. The soldiers cabled back to headquarters.