wired in Portuguese
wired in Portuguese is acelerado, pilhado — wired means connected by wires to a power source, network, or other equipment.
wired in Portuguese
acelerado
(slang) Very excited, overstimulated; high-strung.
pilhado
(slang) Very excited, overstimulated; high-strung.
What does "wired" mean?
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adj Connected by wires to a power source, network, or other equipment.
"The office is fully wired for high-speed internet."
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adj Informal: extremely tense, alert, or overstimulated, often from caffeine or adrenaline.
"After three coffees he was completely wired."
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adj Informal: secretly fitted with a hidden microphone.
"The undercover officer was wired for the meeting."
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wired in a sentence
- The office is fully wired for high-speed internet.
- The old house was wired to the mains only in the kitchen.
- After three coffees he was completely wired.
- I was so wired before the exam that I couldn't sit still.
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What is "wired" in Portuguese?
"wired" in Portuguese is acelerado, pilhado. wired means: Connected by wires to a power source, network, or other equipment.
How do you use "wired" in a sentence?
Example: "The office is fully wired for high-speed internet." In Portuguese, "wired" is acelerado, pilhado.
Are there other ways to say "wired" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 2 translations listed for "wired": acelerado, pilhado.
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