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cable
French
French
English
English
câble [kɑbl] N m
1. câble (cordage):
câble de frein
câble électrique
câble porteur (de pont)
2. câble dated TV:
câble
3. câble (télégramme):
câble dated
câble d'amarrage NAUT
câble de démarrage MOTOR
jump lead Brit
câble de démarrage MOTOR
câble de direction
câble de halage NAUT
câble optique
câble de remorque (de navire)
câble de remorque (de grue)
câbler [kɑble] VB trans
1. câbler (connecter):
2. câbler TV:
câbler ville, pays
3. câbler COMPUT:
câbler instruction
4. câbler (télégraphier):
dégainer câble
English
English
French
French
cable attr programme, channel, network
câbler (that que)
+ indic) to cable sb sth, to cable sth to sb
câbler qc à qn
cable house, area
French
French
English
English
câble [kɑbl] N m
1. câble (corde):
câble
poser un câble
2. câble TV:
câble
câblé(e) [kɑble] ADJ
câbler [kɑble] VB trans
1. câbler (transmettre):
2. câbler TV:
English
English
French
French
French
French
English
English
câble [kɑbl] N m
1. câble (corde):
câble
2. câble TV:
câble
câblé(e) [kɑble] ADJ
câbler [kɑble] VB trans
1. câbler (transmettre):
2. câbler TV:
cramer aliment, câble
English
English
French
French
passage de câble
passage de câble
Présent
jecâble
tucâbles
il/elle/oncâble
nouscâblons
vouscâblez
ils/ellescâblent
Imparfait
jecâblais
tucâblais
il/elle/oncâblait
nouscâblions
vouscâbliez
ils/ellescâblaient
Passé simple
jecâblai
tucâblas
il/elle/oncâbla
nouscâblâmes
vouscâblâtes
ils/ellescâblèrent
Futur simple
jecâblerai
tucâbleras
il/elle/oncâblera
nouscâblerons
vouscâblerez
ils/ellescâbleront
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Le câble peut résister jusqu’à 44 tonnes de traction.
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Indore dispose d'un réseau de câbles à fibre optique.
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Le carburateur n'est plus relié par câble à l'accélérateur.
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Les réseaux de télédistribution des grands centres urbains sont désormais des réseaux hybrides bidirectionnels, à la fois en câble coaxial et en fibre optique.
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De même il a établi que les transmissions téléphoniques étaient améliorées en plaçant une inductance en série avec le câble.
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