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pipe [paɪp] n
gen. Lunker m; Pfeife f (Tabaks-); Rohr n; Röhre f; Schlauch m; Weiterleitung f; pfeifen; piepen (Vogel etc.); Flöte; flöten auch ugs. : mit hoher Stimme sprechen; piepen Vogel etc.; piepsend sprechen
agric. kleines Rohr
chem. Rohrleitung f; Pfeife f
commun. Leitung f (virtual connection, ATM)
comp., MS senkrechter Strich (The | character)
construct. Rohrdurchlaß m; Röhrchen n
earth.sc., mech.eng. Kanal m
econ. Pipe f (105 Gallonen, z.B. für Wein); durch ein Rohr leiten; mit Rohren verlegen
el. unerwünschter Kanal; unerwünschter diffundierter Kanal
inf. Rotzkocher m
met. Porengang m; Wurmloch n; Schwindungshohlraum n; Giesskelle f (foundry); Giesslöffel m (foundry)
microel. Emitter-Kollektor-Kurzschluß m
min.prod. Schlotgang m; Esse f; Stielgang m; Durchschlagsröhre f; Schußkanal m; Lutte; Leitungsrohr n
mun.plan. Tabakpfeife f
nat.sc., agric. Markröhrenfäule f
phys. Diatrem m; Schlot m
slang Opiumkügelchen n
speed.skat. pfeifen (with the free foot, mit dem Spielfuss)
tech. Anschlußrohr n; Ovalrohr n; Rohr n (or piping); Rohrleitung f (or piping); Düse f; Leitung f; Orgelpfeife f; Tabakspfeife f; Rőhrchen
pipe in ingot n
met. primaerer Kegel; Lunker m; Schwindung f; Schwundkegel m
pipes [paips] n
gen. offene Lunker; Leitung f
chem. Rohr n (Rohre/Rohrleitungen); Röhre f (Rohre/Rohrleitungen)
pipe A tube made of metal, clay, plastic, wood, or concrete and used to conduct a fluid, gas, or finely divided solid n
environ. Rohr n
pipes parts of sanitary installations [paips] n
gen. Leitungen Teile von sanitären Anlagen
pipe [paɪp] v
gen. flöten (auch ugs.: mit hoher Stimme sprechen); piepsen (Vogel etc.); piepsen Vogel etc.
comp., MS weiterreichen (In Windows PowerShell, to send the results of the preceding command as input to the next command in the pipeline)
mining. in Rohrleitungen fördern (transportieren)
tech. verrohren
piping ['paɪpɪŋ] v
econ. Rohre
pipe [paɪp] adj.
gen. paspelieren
 English thesaurus
pipe [paɪp] abbr.
abbr. p
abbr., oil drill
PIPE [paɪp] abbr.
abbr. Personalization Is Partial Evaluation; Pipeline Information and Program Evaluation; Private Investment in Public Equity (Alexander Matytsin); Price and Information Project for Europe
abbr., el. production integrated processing equipment; programmable image processing element
abbr., IT Practice In Programming Environment; Primary Integrated Platform Environment
abbr., med. Persistent Interstitial Pulmonary Emphysema
abbr., mil., avia. pulsed irradiation of a particle bed reactor fuel
abbr., progr., IT Python Interactive Process Enabler
abbr., proj.manag. private investment public equity
abbr., st.exch. Private Investment, Public Entity
PIPES abbr.
abbr., avia. prime item product functional specification
abbr., med. piperazine-N,N-bis (2-ethane sulfonic acid)
pipe: 2511 phrases in 66 subjects
Agriculture83
Air conditioners4
American usage, not spelling2
Amphibians and reptiles10
Analytical chemistry1
Archaeology3
Art3
Astronautics1
Automobiles43
Biology2
Botany5
British usage, not spelling4
Building structures2
Cables and cable production7
Chemistry143
Coal35
Communications2
Construction274
Cultural studies3
Drilling20
Earth sciences17
Electronics22
Energy industry16
Engines9
Environment20
Explosives and Explosive Ordnance Disposal1
Figurative1
Forestry2
General305
High energy physics1
Hobbies and pastimes1
Industry39
Informal3
Labor law1
Life sciences14
Materials science10
Measuring instruments10
Mechanic engineering287
Medical8
Medical appliances3
Metallurgy200
Microelectronics2
Microsoft3
Mineral products5
Mining99
Municipal planning21
Natural resourses and wildlife conservation55
Natural sciences13
Nuclear physics25
Oil and gas2
Oils and lubricants3
Opencast mining1
Packaging1
Patents4
Physics42
Plumbing2
Polygraphy1
Pulp and paper industry1
Refrigeration13
Reinforced concrete1
Sports3
Technology430
Textile industry1
Transport160
Weapons and gunsmithing4
Zoology2