piping
US: /ˈpaɪpɪŋ/
UK: /pˈaɪpɪŋ/
UK: /pˈaɪpɪŋ/
English Vietnamese dictionary
piping /'pipin/
- danh từ
- sự thổi sáo, sự thổi tiêu; sự thổi kèn túi
- tiếng sáo, tiếng tiêu; tiếng kèn túi; tiếng gió vi vu; tiếng gió vi vu; tiếng chim hót
- sự viền, dải viền cuộn thừng (quần áo); đường cuộn thừng (bằng kem... trang trí trên mặt bánh)
- ống dẫn (nói chung); hệ thống ống dẫn
- tính từ
- trong như tiếng sáo, lanh lảnh
- the piping times os peace
- thời thanh bình (khắp nơi vang tiếng sáo)
- piping hot
- sói réo lên; nóng sôi sùng sục
Advanced English dictionary
noun, adjective
+ noun [U]
1 a pipe or pipes of the type or length mentioned: ten metres of lead piping
2 a folded strip of fabric, often with a length of string inside, used to decorate a piece of clothing, a cushion, etc: a uniform with gold piping
3 lines of cream or ICING/FROSTING as decoration on a cake
4 the sound of a pipe or pipes being played: We heard their piping in the distance.
+ adjective (of a person's voice) high
Thesaurus dictionary
n.
1 pipeline, tube, duct, hose, line, main, conduit, passage, conveyor, channel:
The pipes are inspected regularly for corrosion.
2 briar, meerschaum, corn-cob, calabash, clay pipe, water-pipe, hookah, narghile, chibouk or chibouque, peace-pipe or pipe of peace or calumet, Colloq Irish briar, Brit hubble-bubble, US bong:
He slowly tamped down the tobacco in his pipe, then lit it.
3 pan-pipe, whistle, boatswain's pipe, tooter, horn, wind, wind instrument, woodwind, brass:
They play the pipes in the London Symphony.
v.
4 tootle, tweet, skirl, warble, whistle, peep, cheep:
One was piping away on a flute, the other was dancing a jig.
5 transmit, deliver, channel, conduct, convey, supply:
The gas is piped directly into our homes.
6 US look at, notice, spot, note, look at, Colloq get a load of:
Pipe the guy trying to climb up the outside of that building.
7 pipe down. become quieter, quieten down, make less noise, hush (up), shush (up), whisper, Colloq belt up, shut up:
I wish they'd pipe down, I can't sleep.
8 pipe up. speak (up), say, raise one's voice, make oneself heard, offer, volunteer:
Sally piped up with the correct answer from the back of the classroom.
Concise English dictionary
pipes|piped|pipingpaɪp
noun
+a tube with a small bowl at one end; used for smoking tobacco
+a long tube made of metal or plastic that is used to carry water or oil or gas etc.
+a hollow cylindrical shape
+a small fipple flute that is played with the left hand while the right hand is free to beat a tabor
+the flues and stops on a pipe organ
+a wind instrument; the player blows air into a bag and squeezes it out through the instrument
verb
+utter a shrill cry
+transport by pipeline
+play on a pipe
+trim with piping
