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pipe

[pahyp] / paɪp /


VERB
conduct through tube, passage
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These days, she is often carrying heavy pipes or a 45-pound backpack that she wears to haul her tools up and down ladders.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most of the air pollution I was breathing in came from traffic – billowing invisibly out of exhaust pipes, but also released by the wear and tear of tyres and brakes.

From BBC

Mom had told Sam that the water went into the pipes.

From Literature

“We heard on the radio in the car that a pipe burst on our street and all the houses got flooded. We rushed home as fast as we could. You could have been hurt.”

From Literature

But those tools only work if the U.S. controls the financial pipes through which money flows globally, and some in Congress are trying to punch holes in those pipes.

From Barron's