wired
wired 英 ['waɪəd] 美 ['waɪɚd]
adj. 接有电线的；以铁丝围起的；极其兴奋的 v. 以金属丝装；打电报给（wire的过去分词）
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- adj. 接有电线的；以铁丝围起的；极其兴奋的
- v. 以金属丝装；打电报给（wire的过去分词）
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1. Some men think that women are wired like men but they are not.
有些男人认为女人像他们一样很容易兴奋，事实上并非如此。
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2. On the other hand, the transparent linking of wired and wireless networks is an unsolved problem.
另一方面，有线和无线网络间的透明连接是一个尚未解决的问题。
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3. One characteristic of serving God from your heart is effectiveness: whenever you do what God wired you to love to do, you get good at it.
用心服侍神的一个特点是它会带来不错的结果：每当你所做的事是神感动你使你爱作的事，你就能把它做好。
- wired (adj.) Old English wired "made of wire," past-participle adjective from wire (v.). From early 15c. as "stiffened by wires." Meaning "nervous, jittery" is by 1970s; earlier (1959, perhaps early 1950s) "using narcotic drugs, addicted to drugs."
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