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(waɪəʳd)

1. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE]

If someone is wired, they are tense, nervous, and unable to relax.

[mainly US, informal]

Tonight he is manic, wired and uptight.

2. adjective

A computer, organization, or person that is wired has the equipment that is necessary to use the internet.

[informal]

Once more people are wired, the potential to change the mainstream media will behuge.

3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]

Wired is used to describe material or clothing that has wires sewn into it in order to keep it stiff.

...a length of wired ribbon.

wired in British English

(waɪəd)

adjective informal

edgy from stimulant intake

excited, nervous, or tense

using computers to send and receive information, esp via the internet

wired in American English

(waɪrd)

adjective

1. US, Informal

wearing or carrying, esp. surreptitiously, a microphone or recording device

2. US, Slang

extremely excited, nervous, disoriented, etc.

3. US, Slang

under the influence of a drug

furnished or equipped with wiring, as for electrical service or computerization

connected to a computer network, cable TV system, etc.

Examples of 'wired' in a sentence
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Instead, he sat as stunned and uncomprehending as a wired hare.There was a micro switch on the inside of the cap, wired to the switch flushed into the side of the bomb.The alarm system had been wired directly to the sheriff's office, Sheriff Watters was probably on his way right now.

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释义	Trends of wired View usage for: wired (waɪəʳd) 1. adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE] If someone is wired, they are tense, nervous, and unable to relax. [mainly US, informal] Tonight he is manic, wired and uptight. 2. adjective A computer, organization, or person that is wired has the equipment that is necessary to use the internet. [informal] Once more people are wired, the potential to change the mainstream media will behuge. 3. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Wired is used to describe material or clothing that has wires sewn into it in order to keep it stiff. ...a length of wired ribbon. wired in British English (waɪəd) adjective informal 1. edgy from stimulant intake 2. excited, nervous, or tense 3. using computers to send and receive information, esp via the internet wired in American English (waɪrd) adjective 1. US, Informal wearing or carrying, esp. surreptitiously, a microphone or recording device 2. US, Slang extremely excited, nervous, disoriented, etc. 3. US, Slang under the influence of a drug 4. furnished or equipped with wiring, as for electrical service or computerization 5. connected to a computer network, cable TV system, etc. Examples of 'wired' in a sentence wired Instead, he sat as stunned and uncomprehending as a wired hare. Heller, Keith MAN'S LOVING FAMILY (1986) There was a micro switch on the inside of the cap, wired to the switch flushed into the side of the bomb. Terman, Douglas CORMORANT (1986) The alarm system had been wired directly to the sheriff's office, Sheriff Watters was probably on his way right now. Trenhalle, John A MEANS TO EVIL (1986)
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