altre traduzioni
| tubo |
tube
pipe
duct
spout
drain
flue
|
| pipa |
pipe
|
| canna |
cane
barrel
rod
reed
pipe
canna
|
| conduttura |
pipeline
pipe
piping
|
| tubatura |
pipe
piping
plumbing
|
| piffero |
pipe
fife
|
| cornamusa |
bagpipe
pipe
hornpipe
|
| suonare il piffero |
pipe
|
| fischiare |
whistle
boo
hiss
hoot
whiz
sing
|
| trasportare per tubatura |
pipe
|
| suonare la cornamusa |
pipe
|
| cantare con voce acuta |
pipe
|
| dire con voce acuta |
pipe
|
sinonimi
sostantivo
verbo
Esempi
It was there for the old men to gather during cool nights, sipping their brandy or their cider, smoking their pipes.
Other pipes pumped the waste slurry out, carrying it up the levels, finally spraying it over the lips of the pit into a holding dam next to the town.
He’d bet a pack of Screamer blue guitar picks she had a mean set of pipes.
They knocked their pipes out and all went back to work.
They knocked their pipes clean, then they rose, stretched their limbs, yawned indecently, and trudged heavily to their tent.
Three cheers, then, for broken pipes and drunken pumpmen and tank-attendants!
They were only reminded of him when they filled their pipes and lighted them and saw the stranger returning to the fire and squatting by it.
Evening was not far off, and so they decided to knock off work for the day, cook the meal, and have a long lazy chat afterwards, with pipes filled with fresh tobacco.
It came mostly through leaks in the pipes and from overflowing tanks which were lined up on the hills along the shore.
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