pipe
[paɪp] noun countable
TUBE 管子
ADVANCED
■a tube inside which liquid or gas flows from one place to another 管；管子；管道•a water/gas/sewer pipe供水管道／煤气管道／污水管 •a burst/fractured/leaking pipe爆裂／破裂／外泄的管道
[paɪp] noun countable
TOBACCO 烟草
■a short narrow tube with a small container at one end, used for smoking especially tobacco 烟斗•I ordered some tea for myself and lit my pipe.我叫了茶，点着了烟斗。
[paɪp] noun countable
INSTRUMENT 乐器
■a simple musical instrument made of a short narrow tube which is played by blowing through it 笛（子）；管乐器
pipes [plural]
■another word for bagpipes bagpipes 的另一种说法
■one of the metal or wood tubes in an organ through which air is pushed to make sound （管风琴的）音管
[paɪp] noun countable
Put / Stick that in your pipe and smoke it! old-fashioned or humorous
■a rude way of telling someone that they must accept what you have just said, even if they do not like it 不管你喜欢与否都要接受！
[paɪp] verb
SPEAK 说
transitive
■to speak or sing in a high voice 用尖嗓子说；尖声唱
[paɪp] verb
TUBE 管子
transitive usually passive [+ adv/prep]
■to transport in a pipe 用管道运输•Hot water is piped to all apartments from the central boiler room.热水从中央锅炉房经管道输送到每个公寓套房。 •figurative Music is piped throughout the hotel complex.音乐声在整栋饭店大楼里回荡。
[paɪp] verb
Phrasal Verbs pipe down informal
■to stop talking or making unnecessary noise 停止讲话（或吵闹）；安静下来•Will you please pipe down, you two? I'm trying to read!你们两个能安静下来吗？我在看书呢！
[paɪp] verb
Phrasal Verbs pipe up informal
■to suddenly start to speak or make a noise 突然开始说话（或发出噪音）•In the silence that followed, a lone voice piped up from the back of the room.随后一阵沉默，但突然从房间后面传来一个人的声音。 |