cord
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The meaning (definition) of the word cord
a thick string or wire
The word cord used in a sentence
“I wrapped the cord around the lamp.”
Words that mean the same as cord (synonyms)
rope
How the word cord is said around the world
| French | cordon (kohr-DON) |
| Spanish | cable (KAH-bleh) |
| Mandarin | 粗绳 (tsoo shuhng) |
| Hindi | डोरी (DOH-ree) |
| Arabic | سِلْك (silk) |
| Russian | шнур (SHNOOR) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cabo (KAH-boo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cabo (KAH-boo) |
| Japanese | コード (KOH-doh) |
| German | Schnur (shnoor) |
| Urdu | ڈوری (DOH-ree) |
| Punjabi | ਤਾਰ (taar) |
| Korean | 줄 (jool) |
| Hebrew | כֶּבֶל (KEH-vel) |
| Greek | κορδόνι (kor-THOH-nee) |
| Dutch | snoer (snoor) |
| Tagalog | kurdon (koor-DON) |
| Vietnamese | dây (zay) |
| Turkish | kablo (KAHB-loh) |
| Persian | بند (band) |
| Polish | kabel (KAH-bel) |
| Ukrainian | шнур (shnoor) |
| Bengali | তার (tahr) |
| Swedish | sladd (slahd) |
| Italian | cavo (KAH-voh) |
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