powercable
nounUK /ˈpaʊə ˌkeɪbl/
US /ˈpaʊər ˌkeɪbl/
A thick wire that carries electricity to a machine.
Plug the powercable into the wall so the computer can turn on.
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2. A heavy-duty cable used to connect large electrical equipment to a power source.
The stage crew ran a powercable from the generator to the lighting rig.
3. A cable that supplies electrical power to a device while it charges or runs.
My laptop won't start without its powercable.
4. A cord connecting an appliance to an outlet in a building.
Check the powercable for frayed wires before using the heater.