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pipe
UK
/paɪp/
US
/paɪp/
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pipe
noun
pipes
pl
UK
/paɪp/
US
/paɪp/
труба
The plumber fixed the leaking pipe.
Сантехник починил протекающую трубу.
курительная трубка
He enjoys smoking his pipe in the evening.
Он любит курить свою курительную трубку вечером.
флейта
She played a beautiful melody on her pipe.
Она сыграла красивую мелодию на своей флейте.
Traductions supplémentaires
газопровод
канализационная труба
водопроводная труба
дудка
трубопровод
Synonymes
tube
funnel
flue
pipeline
channel
hose
duct
conduit
cylinder
pipe
verb
piped
Past Simple
piped
Past Participle
piping
Gerund
UK
/paɪp/
US
/paɪp/
трубить
The band began to pipe a lively tune.
Оркестр начал трубить задорную мелодию.
проводить
They will pipe the water from the reservoir to the fields.
Они будут проводить воду из резервуара на поля.
Traductions supplémentaires
свистеть
Synonymes
duct
transmit
channel
transport
convey
pipe
adjective
Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to pipes (e.g., "pipe wrench").
Définitions
pipe
noun
A tube used to convey water, gas, oil, or other fluid substances.
The plumber fixed the leaking pipe under the sink.
A device for smoking, typically consisting of a bowl and a stem.
He packed his pipe with tobacco and lit it with a match.
A musical instrument consisting of a tube with holes that are covered by the fingers or keys to produce different notes.
The musician played a beautiful melody on his wooden pipe.
A cylindrical object or structure resembling a tube, often used in various contexts.
The children crawled through the large pipe at the playground.
pipe
verb
To convey a liquid or gas through a pipe or system of pipes.
The company piped natural gas to the new housing development.
To play a tune on a pipe or similar wind instrument.
The musician piped a lively tune that got everyone dancing.
To transmit information or data electronically.
The live feed was piped directly to the main screen in the auditorium.
To speak or sing in a high-pitched voice.
She piped up with a cheerful greeting as soon as she saw her friend.
To decorate a cake or other food item by squeezing icing or another substance through a piping bag.
The baker piped intricate designs onto the wedding cake.
pipe
adjective
Relating to or designed for use with or in pipes; used attributively before another noun.
The plumber brought a pipe cutter and a pipe wrench.
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