PIPE


Meaning of PIPE in English

I.

noun

1 hollow tube that carries gas/liquid

ADJECTIVE

▪ underground

▪ gas , sewage , waste , water

the hot and cold water ~s

▪ drain (usually drainpipe ) , drainage , exhaust , heating , outlet , overflow , plumbing ( esp. AmE ), service ( BrE ), supply

▪ broken , burst , cracked , frozen , leaking , leaky

▪ blocked ( esp. BrE ), clogged ( AmE )

▪ concrete , copper , iron , lead , metal , plastic , PVC , steel

… OF PIPE

▪ length

to join two lengths of ~ together

Copper ~ is sold in lengths.

VERB + PIPE

▪ install , lay , run

He laid the ~s under the floorboards.

▪ connect

▪ insulate , lag ( BrE )

Insulating your ~s will save on your heating bills.

PIPE + VERB

▪ lead , pass through sth , run

The ~s lead into the river.

The ~s will have to pass through the wall.

▪ burst , freeze , leak

PREPOSITION

▪ through a/the ~

▪ ~ for

the ~ for the hot water

▪ ~ from , ~ to

The ~ from the boiler to the bathtub.

2 used for smoking tobacco, etc.

ADJECTIVE

▪ clay

▪ peace

▪ crack , opium , etc.

VERB + PIPE

▪ smoke

▪ light

▪ fill

▪ draw on , puff away at , puff away on , puff on

PIPE + NOUN

▪ smoker

▪ smoke

▪ tobacco

▪ cleaner

PHRASES

▪ the bowl of a ~ , the stem of a ~

II.

verb

Pipe is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ frosting , ↑ icing

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .