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pipe

/paɪp/

noun

Sıvı veya gazın aktığı boru

A tube through which liquid or gas flows.

  • The water pipe burst during the freeze.
  • They installed new copper pipes in the house.
  • Gas flows through the pipe to the furnace.
  • Urban planners must consider the deterioration of aging pipe infrastructure when developing long-term maintenance budgets for municipal water systems.
  • Engineers designed a specialized pipe network to transport geothermal energy from underground reservoirs to residential heating systems throughout the district.
  • The archaeological excavation uncovered an elaborate clay pipe system that ancient Romans used for distributing fresh water across their settlements.
noun

Tütün içmek için kullanılan, çanak ve sap kısmı olan alet

A device for smoking tobacco, typically with a bowl and stem.

  • He sat by the fire smoking his pipe.
  • She collects antique pipes.
  • The detective clenched a pipe between his teeth.
noun

Delikleri olan tek borulu bir nefesli müzik aleti

A musical wind instrument consisting of a single tube with holes.

  • The shepherd played a tune on his pipe.
  • They heard the sound of bagpipes in the distance.
  • She learned to play the tin pipe.
verb

Sıvı, gaz veya sinyalleri bir boru aracılığıyla iletmek

To convey liquid, gas, or signals through a pipe or channel.

  • Water is piped directly from the reservoir to the city.
  • The music was piped into every room.
  • They piped oil across the desert.
verb

Tiz ve keskin bir sesle konuşmak veya şarkı söylemek

To speak or sing in a high, shrill voice.

  • A small voice piped up from the back.
  • The children piped a cheerful tune.
  • She piped a greeting from across the room.