Definition of wirework in English:

wirework

noun ˈwʌɪəwəːk

1Work done in or with wire; material or articles made of wire; (also) a structure made of wire, especially in the form of a mesh or grid. Formerly also: †the making of wire (obsolete).
2In plural Chiefly with singular concord. An establishment where wire is made or (less commonly) where wire goods are manufactured.
3A balancing act or feat performed on a tightly stretched wire suspended above the ground; the art of doing this; tightrope walking.

verb ˈwʌɪəwəːk

US rare

with object To manipulate or influence (a person); = wire-pull.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From wire + work
early 19th century. From wire + work. Compare wire-worker, wire-working.

Definition of wirework in US English:

wirework

nounˈwʌɪəwəːk

1Work done in or with wire; material or articles made of wire; (also) a structure made of wire, especially in the form of a mesh or grid. Formerly also: †the making of wire (obsolete).
2In plural Chiefly with singular concord. An establishment where wire is made or (less commonly) where wire goods are manufactured.
3A balancing act or feat performed on a tightly stretched wire suspended above the ground; the art of doing this; tightrope walking.

verbˈwʌɪəwəːk

US rare

with object To manipulate or influence (a person); = wire-pull.

Origin

Mid 16th century. From wire + work<br>early 19th century. From wire + work. Compare wire-worker, wire-working.

单词	wirework
释义	Definition of wirework in English: wirework noun ˈwʌɪəwəːk 1Work done in or with wire; material or articles made of wire; (also) a structure made of wire, especially in the form of a mesh or grid. Formerly also: †the making of wire (obsolete). 2In plural Chiefly with singular concord. An establishment where wire is made or (less commonly) where wire goods are manufactured. 3A balancing act or feat performed on a tightly stretched wire suspended above the ground; the art of doing this; tightrope walking. verb ˈwʌɪəwəːk US rare with object To manipulate or influence (a person); = wire-pull. Origin Mid 16th century. From wire + work early 19th century. From wire + work. Compare wire-worker, wire-working. Definition of wirework in US English: wirework nounˈwʌɪəwəːk 1Work done in or with wire; material or articles made of wire; (also) a structure made of wire, especially in the form of a mesh or grid. Formerly also: †the making of wire (obsolete). 2In plural Chiefly with singular concord. An establishment where wire is made or (less commonly) where wire goods are manufactured. 3A balancing act or feat performed on a tightly stretched wire suspended above the ground; the art of doing this; tightrope walking. verbˈwʌɪəwəːk US rare with object To manipulate or influence (a person); = wire-pull. Origin Mid 16th century. From wire + work<br>early 19th century. From wire + work. Compare wire-worker, wire-working.
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