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Meanings of cable in anglès
portuguès
televisão a cabo català
televisió per cable A television system that transmits over cables.
A conductor for transmitting electrical or optical signals or electric power.
espanyol
cable Usage of cable in anglès
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Liberty Global is the largest cable operator in Europe, spanning 11 countries.
2
Also, if you need a longer power cable, Sonos now sells them.
3
Monday's foreign policy debate was carried by 11 cable and broadcast networks.
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That's the irony in what is happening in the cable industry today.
5
Our family just passed our eleventh month of being cable TV free.
6
I briefly debate standing up right there and yanking the power cable.
7
The cable news network said the ship was now under military escort.
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USA Network had been the U.S. Open cable partner for 25 years.
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The cable operator said details would be announced in the coming days.
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This year, at least, cable's meeting of the minds produced few answers.
11
If hardware appears to be the problem, try swapping the network cable.
12
Audience figures for cable news networks will be available later on Thursday.
13
Internet New Zealand says another undersea cable could bring retail prices down.
14
But, as mentioned, the days of cable are not numbered just yet.
15
Televisa currently charges cable operators a fee to receive the free channels.
16
German regulators in principle are sceptical of mergers in the cable sector.
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