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Pronunciation / Transliteration: kanektar
"केबल का कनेक्टर टूट गया है।"
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A device for connecting two parts of an electrical or mechanical system.
"Make sure the audio connector is plugged in firmly."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late 16th century: from medieval Latin connector, from connectere 'to bind together'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Connector" is said worldwide
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connecteur
Transliteration: connecteur
"Le connecteur du câble est endommagé."
Stecker
Transliteration: Stecker
"Der Stecker passt nicht in die Buchse."
connettore
Transliteration: connettore
"Collega il cavo utilizzando il connettore apposito."
conector
Transliteration: conector
"Necesito un conector nuevo para el monitor."
conector
Transliteration: conector
"Verifique se o conector está bem encaixado."
कनेक्टर
Transliteration: kanektar
"केबल का कनेक्टर टूट गया है।"
连接器
Transliteration: liánjiēqì
"这个连接器非常容易使用。"
커넥터
Transliteration: keonekteo
"전원 커넥터를 연결해 주세요."
コネクタ
Transliteration: konekuta
"ケーブルのコネクタを確認してください。"
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