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pipes是pipe的第三人称单数 - n.管；烟斗；笛声；〈口〉气管
- v.谈论；【电】(用导线或同轴电缆)传送(广播或电视节目等)
- 网络管道；管子；钢管
第三人称单数：pipes 现在分词：piping 过去式：piped adj.+n. steel pipe,plastic pipe,metal pipe,underground pipe,seamless pipe v.+n. smoke pipe,use pipe,weld pipe,pipe burst n. tube,cylinder,channel,conduit,pipeline v. supply,convey,transmit,bring in,whistle n. | 5. 液量名〔=105英加仑,126美加仑〕;大酒桶 8. (人体内的)血管;〔口语〕气管,声带,喉咙;【植物;植物学】茎;【矿物】管状矿脉 9. 〔古语〕笛,管乐器;【航海】(水手长的)哨子(声);风箱 5. 液量名〔=105英加仑,126美加仑〕;大酒桶 8. (人体内的)血管;〔口语〕气管,声带,喉咙;【植物;植物学】茎;【矿物】管状矿脉 9. 〔古语〕笛,管乐器;【航海】(水手长的)哨子(声);风箱 | v. | 9. 吹(笛);(用尖锐的声音)唱,叫;【航海】(吹水手长哨子)召集, 吹笛子引诱 10. 〔美俚〕传递(消息等);谈论,透露;【电学】(用导线或同轴电缆)传送(广播或电视节目等) 9. 吹(笛);(用尖锐的声音)唱,叫;【航海】(吹水手长哨子)召集, 吹笛子引诱 10. 〔美俚〕传递(消息等);谈论,透露;【电学】(用导线或同轴电缆)传送(广播或电视节目等) |
n. | 1. a long cylindrical tube that water, oil, gas, or other such material passes through 2. a large container for wine, oil, or some other liquid 3. an object in tubular form 4. a unit of liquid measure for wine, equal to four barrels, two hogsheads, or 126 gallons 5. a cask that has the capacity of four barrels, two hogsheads, or 126 gallons 6. a small bowl with a hollow stem coming from it, used for smoking tobacco or other substances. Pipes are usually made of wood or clay. 7. the amount of tobacco or other substance that the bowl of a smoker's pipe holds 8. a tubular part or organ in a plant or animal, especially one in an animal's respiratory system 9. a tubular musical instrument that is played by blowing air into it 10. an upright tubular part of a musical organ that produces sound when air is blown into it 1. a long cylindrical tube that water, oil, gas, or other such material passes through 2. a large container for wine, oil, or some other liquid 3. an object in tubular form 4. a unit of liquid measure for wine, equal to four barrels, two hogsheads, or 126 gallons 5. a cask that has the capacity of four barrels, two hogsheads, or 126 gallons 6. a small bowl with a hollow stem coming from it, used for smoking tobacco or other substances. Pipes are usually made of wood or clay. 7. the amount of tobacco or other substance that the bowl of a smoker's pipe holds 8. a tubular part or organ in a plant or animal, especially one in an animal's respiratory system 9. a tubular musical instrument that is played by blowing air into it 10. an upright tubular part of a musical organ that produces sound when air is blown into it | v. | 1. to carry something, especially water, gas, or a semisolid, by means of a pipe, pipeline, or system of pipes 2. to equip something with pipes, or install pipes and their connections in something 3. to play a tune on a musical pipe 4. to play prerecorded music in a public place or workplace to create a soothing atmosphere 5. to signal the arrival or departure of somebody or something using a pipe 6. to give orders to a ship's crew using a boatswain's pipe 7. to add decorative piping to a garment 8. to add decorative piping to food, especially by forcing it out of a bag that has a nozzle designed to create the various decorative forms 9. to make a high-pitched or shrill noise, or speak or say something in a squeaky voice 10. if you pipe cream or frosting onto food as a decoration, you force it through a special tube onto the food 1. to carry something, especially water, gas, or a semisolid, by means of a pipe, pipeline, or system of pipes 2. to equip something with pipes, or install pipes and their connections in something 3. to play a tune on a musical pipe 4. to play prerecorded music in a public place or workplace to create a soothing atmosphere 5. to signal the arrival or departure of somebody or something using a pipe 6. to give orders to a ship's crew using a boatswain's pipe 7. to add decorative piping to a garment 8. to add decorative piping to food, especially by forcing it out of a bag that has a nozzle designed to create the various decorative forms 9. to make a high-pitched or shrill noise, or speak or say something in a squeaky voice 10. if you pipe cream or frosting onto food as a decoration, you force it through a special tube onto the food | np. | 2. the vocal cords or voice, especially when used to sing 3. the passages of the human respiratory or intestinal system |
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