powerline

noun
UK /ˈpaʊəlaɪn/
US /ˈpaʊərlaɪn/

A powerline is a wire that carries electricity from place to place.

A bird sat on the powerline above the street.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A cable used to send data or internet signals between computers or devices.

The office uses a powerline adapter to get internet in the back room.

3. A line marking the path of an electrical cable, often shown on maps or plans.

The engineer drew the powerline on the map.

4. A strong, fast route or connection, especially in computing or networking.

The new powerline network made the computers talk faster.