0 a wire charged with electricity. -- drát pod proudem
1 a person who is full of energy and enthusiasm -- člověk plný energie
Byrd touched a live wire and suffered injuries while connecting power lines to one of the new substations.
Engifest includes to a variety of events, such as car stunts, cultural performances, live wire, star night, rock shows, plays, dances, and others.
Trade unionism is a live wire, and everybody gets to know.
Two-pole common trip breakers are common on 120/240-volt systems where 240 volt loads (including major appliances or further distribution boards) span the two live wires.
An example would be where live wires were left exposed after the centre had closed.
As he starts to slow down, he climbs a nearby telephone pole and grabs a pair of live wires to recharge.
Additionally, this technology is worth considering for real time aviation monitoring, as spread spectrum reflectometry can be employed on live wires.
When an electrical connection is complete, the live wires illuminate the connected rooms and electrocute the enemy animals on contact.
