Definition of wire wrap in English:

wire wrap

noun ˈwʌɪə ˌrap

1A covering or enclosure formed by turns of wire; material in the form of turns of wire; an instance of making this.
2Electronics. The practice or technique of quickly and securely connecting a wire to a pin by winding it round the pin using a tool or machine designed for the purpose. Frequently attributive Compare wire wrapping. [A trademark in the United States.]

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in U.S. Patents. From wire + wrap. With sense 1 compare earlier wire-wrapped, wire wrapping.

Definition of wire wrap in US English:

wire wrap

nounˈwʌɪə ˌrap

1A covering or enclosure formed by turns of wire; material in the form of turns of wire; an instance of making this.
2Electronics. The practice or technique of quickly and securely connecting a wire to a pin by winding it round the pin using a tool or machine designed for the purpose. Frequently attributive Compare wire wrapping. [A trademark in the United States.]

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in U.S. Patents. From wire + wrap. With sense 1 compare earlier wire-wrapped, wire wrapping.

词汇	wire wrap
释义	Definition of wire wrap in English: wire wrap noun ˈwʌɪə ˌrap 1A covering or enclosure formed by turns of wire; material in the form of turns of wire; an instance of making this. 2Electronics. The practice or technique of quickly and securely connecting a wire to a pin by winding it round the pin using a tool or machine designed for the purpose. Frequently attributive Compare wire wrapping. [A trademark in the United States.] Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in U.S. Patents. From wire + wrap. With sense 1 compare earlier wire-wrapped, wire wrapping. Definition of wire wrap in US English: wire wrap nounˈwʌɪə ˌrap 1A covering or enclosure formed by turns of wire; material in the form of turns of wire; an instance of making this. 2Electronics. The practice or technique of quickly and securely connecting a wire to a pin by winding it round the pin using a tool or machine designed for the purpose. Frequently attributive Compare wire wrapping. [A trademark in the United States.] Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in U.S. Patents. From wire + wrap. With sense 1 compare earlier wire-wrapped, wire wrapping.
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