A wire is a long, thin piece of metal that can be bent or shaped. It is used to conduct electricity and heat. Wires are made of different metals, such as copper, aluminium, and steel.
Wires are used in many different things, such as electrical appliances, light bulbs, and cars. They are also used to build bridges and other structures.
The fence was made of wire.
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The word "wire" comes from the Old English word "wīr", which also means "a long, thin piece of metal".
The first recorded use of the word "wire" in English was in the 9th century.
Why is wire used in electrical appliances?
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