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pipeline

UK
/ˈpaɪp.laɪn/
US
/ˈpaɪp.laɪn/

Translations

pipelinenoun
pipelines
pl
UK
/ˈpaɪp.laɪn/
US
/ˈpaɪp.laɪn/
pipelineTerme courant en technique et en affaires.
The oil pipeline stretches across several states to deliver crude oil to refineries.
Le pipeline pétrolier s’étend sur plusieurs États pour acheminer le pétrole brut vers les raffineries.
pipelineSens informatique et technique.
The CPU’s instruction pipeline increases overall processing speed.
Le pipeline d’instructions du CPU augmente la vitesse globale de traitement.
pipelineSens courant en gestion de projets et en entreprise.
The company has a strong pipeline of new products set to launch next year.
L’entreprise dispose d’un solide pipeline de nouveaux produits qui doivent être lancés l’an prochain.
Additional translations
oléoducSpécifique au transport du pétrole.
Synonyms
channel
conduit
pipeline system
tube
line
duct
pipelineverb
pipelined
Past Simple
pipelined
Past Participle
pipelining
Gerund
UK
/ˈpaɪp.laɪn/
US
/ˈpaɪp.laɪn/
Used especially in engineering and computing to mean ‘to convey or process through a pipeline’
Additional translations
pipelinerEmploi technique en informatique ou dans l’industrie.
Synonyms
convey
route
pass through
line up
stream
sequence
stage
queue
process
feed through
send through
funnel
channel
enqueue
pipelineadjective
Attributive use describing something related to or supplied through a pipeline; also figurative ‘under development’
pipelineEmploi adjectival dans la langue technique et économique.
Pipeline maintenance crews inspected the line for corrosion.
Les équipes de maintenance pipeline ont inspecté la conduite pour y détecter de la corrosion.
Synonyms
awaiting
lined up
on the horizon
queued
prospective
in the works
in progress
scheduled
planned
pending
forthcoming
upcoming

Definitions

pipelinenoun
A long tube through which liquids or gases can be transported over long distances.
The oil pipeline stretches across several states to deliver crude oil to refineries.
A channel or system for supplying goods or information.
The company has a strong pipeline of new products set to launch next year.
A series of stages or processes through which something is developed or completed.
The project is still in the early stages of the development pipeline.
In computing, a set of data-processing stages in which the output of each stage is the input of the next, allowing parallel or overlapped execution.
The CPU’s instruction pipeline increases overall processing speed.
pipelineverb
To transport (a liquid, gas, etc.) by means of a pipeline.
Natural gas is pipelined from the offshore platforms to the mainland terminal.
Computing: to process or route (data, tasks, or instructions) through a sequence of stages so that multiple items are in different stages simultaneously.
The system pipelines incoming requests to maximize throughput.
pipelineadjective
Relating to, involving, or supplied through a pipeline (a system of pipes).
Pipeline maintenance crews inspected the line for corrosion.
Planned, scheduled, or in development but not yet released or implemented.
The company has several pipeline products awaiting regulatory approval.
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