英语词汇pipe怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ pipe /ˈpaɪp/ noun

plural pipes

¹ pipe

/ˈpaɪp/

noun

plural pipes

Learner's definition of PIPE

[count] : a long, hollow tube for carrying water, steam, gas, etc.管子；管道

water/sewer pipes水管；下水管道
copper/lead pipes铜/铅管

— see picture at plumbing; see also drainpipe, hosepipe, stovepipe, tailpipe, windpipe

[count] : a tube with a small bowl at one end that is used for smoking tobacco烟斗

He smokes a pipe.他抽烟斗。
He lit the pipe.他点着了烟斗。

— see also peace pipe, water pipe

a [count] : a musical instrument that is in the shape of a tube, has holes along the top, and is played by blowing管乐器 — see also panpipe

b [count] : any one of the large tubes of an organ that produce sound when air goes through them（管风琴的）音管

c pipes [plural] : bagpipe

d pipes [plural] US, informal : a singer's voice（歌手的）嗓子

He has the pipes to sing on Broadway.他有一副能在百老汇演唱的嗓子。
a singer with a fine set of pipes嗓音优美的歌手

put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it

informal

— used to tell someone that they must accept what you say is true even though they might not like it or agree with you要求对方接受自己的观点或看法，即使对方并不这样认为）得承认事实，得接受现实

“It's a stupid movie.” “Oh really? Well it was just nominated for an Oscar, so put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it!”“这是部愚蠢的电影。”“哦，是吗？可它刚刚获得奥斯卡提名，你还是得承认它并不差！”

² pipe /ˈpaɪp/ verb

pipes; piped; piping

² pipe

/ˈpaɪp/

verb

pipes; piped; piping

Learner's definition of PIPE

[+ object] : to carry or move (something, such as water or oil) in a pipe用管子运输，用管道运输（水、油等） — often used as (be) piped常用作(be) piped

Water is piped into the cabin from an underground stream.水从地下河通过管道输送到小屋。

[+ object] : to send (music or recorded sound) from one place to another through an electrical connection传送，播送（音乐、录音） — usually used as (be) piped通常用作(be) piped

Music is piped into every store in the mall.音乐播送到购物中心的每个店铺。

a [no object] : to play a pipe or the bagpipes用管乐器吹奏

The pipers piped while the drummers drummed.风笛手吹奏着风笛，鼓手打着鼓。

b [+ object] : to play (a tune or song) on a pipe or the bagpipes吹奏（曲调或歌曲）

The musician piped a tune.音乐家吹奏了一首曲子。

[+ object] : to decorate a cake, cookie, etc., with a line of (something, such as cream or frosting) by using a special bag or tube（用裱花袋或管子挤出奶油或糖霜等）在糕点上裱花

I piped the frosting around the edge of the cake.我在蛋糕的边缘裱了一圈糖霜。

pipe down

[phrasal verb] informal

: to become quiet : to stop talking安静下来；停止说话

The teacher told the students to pipe down. [=quiet down]老师叫学生们安静下来。

pipe up

[phrasal verb] informal

: to start talking : to say something开始讲话

After being quiet for almost an hour, he suddenly piped up [=spoke up] to ask where we were going.沉默了近一个小时，他突然问我们打算去哪。

单词	pipe
释义	pipe (verb) pipe 10 ENTRIES FOUND: pipe (noun) pipe (verb) pipe cleaner (noun) pipe dream (noun) pipe fitter (noun) pipe organ (noun) half-pipe (noun) peace pipe (noun) water pipe (noun) smoke (verb) ¹ pipe /ˈpaɪp/ noun plural pipes ¹ pipe /ˈpaɪp/ noun plural pipes Learner's definition of PIPE 1 [count] : a long, hollow tube for carrying water, steam, gas, etc.管子；管道 water/sewer pipes水管；下水管道 copper/lead pipes铜/铅管 — see picture at plumbing; see also drainpipe, hosepipe, stovepipe, tailpipe, windpipe 2 [count] : a tube with a small bowl at one end that is used for smoking tobacco烟斗 He smokes a pipe.他抽烟斗。 He lit the pipe.他点着了烟斗。 — see also peace pipe, water pipe 3 a [count] : a musical instrument that is in the shape of a tube, has holes along the top, and is played by blowing管乐器 — see also panpipe b [count] : any one of the large tubes of an organ that produce sound when air goes through them（管风琴的）音管 c pipes [plural] : bagpipe d pipes [plural] US, informal : a singer's voice（歌手的）嗓子 He has the pipes to sing on Broadway.他有一副能在百老汇演唱的嗓子。 a singer with a fine set of pipes嗓音优美的歌手 put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it informal — used to tell someone that they must accept what you say is true even though they might not like it or agree with you要求对方接受自己的观点或看法，即使对方并不这样认为）得承认事实，得接受现实 “It's a stupid movie.” “Oh really? Well it was just nominated for an Oscar, so put/stick that in your pipe and smoke it!”“这是部愚蠢的电影。”“哦，是吗？可它刚刚获得奥斯卡提名，你还是得承认它并不差！” ² pipe /ˈpaɪp/ verb pipes; piped; piping ² pipe /ˈpaɪp/ verb pipes; piped; piping Learner's definition of PIPE 1 [+ object] : to carry or move (something, such as water or oil) in a pipe用管子运输，用管道运输（水、油等） — often used as (be) piped常用作(be) piped Water is piped into the cabin from an underground stream.水从地下河通过管道输送到小屋。 2 [+ object] : to send (music or recorded sound) from one place to another through an electrical connection传送，播送（音乐、录音） — usually used as (be) piped通常用作(be) piped Music is piped into every store in the mall.音乐播送到购物中心的每个店铺。 3 a [no object] : to play a pipe or the bagpipes用管乐器吹奏 The pipers piped while the drummers drummed.风笛手吹奏着风笛，鼓手打着鼓。 b [+ object] : to play (a tune or song) on a pipe or the bagpipes吹奏（曲调或歌曲） The musician piped a tune.音乐家吹奏了一首曲子。 4 [+ object] : to decorate a cake, cookie, etc., with a line of (something, such as cream or frosting) by using a special bag or tube（用裱花袋或管子挤出奶油或糖霜等）在糕点上裱花 I piped the frosting around the edge of the cake.我在蛋糕的边缘裱了一圈糖霜。 pipe down [phrasal verb] informal : to become quiet : to stop talking安静下来；停止说话 The teacher told the students to pipe down. [=quiet down]老师叫学生们安静下来。 pipe up [phrasal verb] informal : to start talking : to say something开始讲话 After being quiet for almost an hour, he suddenly piped up [=spoke up] to ask where we were going.沉默了近一个小时，他突然问我们打算去哪。
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