coaxial
pronunciation
How to pronounce coaxial in British English:
UK [kəʊ'æksɪəl]
How to pronounce coaxial in American English:
US [koʊ'æksɪrl]
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- Adjective:
- having a common axis
Word Origin
- coaxial (adj.)
- "having a common axis," 1904, as a term in mathematics; coaxial cable is 1934. See co- + axial.
Example
- 1. The longer the coaxial cable has to run , the weaker the signal .
- 2. 10base2 Uses a single coaxial cable to connect all workstations together in a " bus " configuration , and does not require a hub .
- 3. However , babbage suspects that the caps are being put in place to deter consumers from finding alternatives to subscription-based television services fed via coaxial cable or fibre-optic connections .