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guard wire

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guard wire [′gärd ‚wīr]
(electricity)
A grounded conductor placed beneath an overhead transmission line in order to ground the line, in case it breaks, before reaching the ground.


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The car holdingthe spigots (the joining brackets for the spinnaker pole) to the mast was ripped out and a third of the guard wire down the port side of the boat collapsed.
And a new safety system promised that nasty nicks would be a thing of the past as micro-fine guard wires over the blades would protect the skin.
And a new safety system promised that nasty nicks would be a thing of the past as micro-fine guard wires over the blades would protect the skin.
 
 
 
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