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pipe [paɪp]1 noun(a) (for smoking) pipe f;∎ he smokes a pipe il fume la pipe;∎ he smokes four pipes a day il fume quatre pipes par jour;∎ familiar put that in your pipe and smoke it! mets ça dans ta poche et ton mouchoir par-dessus!∎ to lay gas pipes poser des conduites de gaz;∎ the pipes have frozen les canalisations ont gelé∎ the pipes (bagpipes) la cornemuse∎ respiratory pipe tube m respiratoire(e) (birdsong) pépiement m, gazouillis m∎ get on the pipe to Heather passe un coup de bigophone à Heather∎ volcanic pipe cheminée f volcanique(bowl, stem) de pipe; (tobacco) à pipe(a) (convey → liquid) acheminer par tuyau;∎ natural gas is piped to the cities le gaz naturel est acheminé jusqu'aux villes par gazoducs;∎ the irrigation system will pipe water to the fields le système d'irrigation amènera l'eau jusqu'aux champs;∎ untreated sewage is piped into the lake les égouts se déversent directement dans le lac;∎ to pipe coolant through a system faire circuler un produit refroidissant dans un système∎ to pipe sb aboard rendre à qn les honneurs du sifflet (quand il monte à bord);∎ to pipe sb out saluer le départ de qn au sifflet∎ pipe the cream onto the sponge avec une poche à douille, versez la crème sur le gâteau►► Music pipe band orchestre m de cornemuses;pipe cleaner cure-pipe m;pipe dream chimère f;∎ you and your pipe dreams! toi et tes châteaux en Espagne!;pipe fitter tuyauteur(euse) m,f;pipe major cornemuse f principale;pipe organ grandes orgues fpl;pipe of peace calumet m de la paix;pipe rack râtelier m à pipes(a) (make less noise) faire moins de bruit□ ;∎ pipe down! moins de bruit!(b) (not talk so much) rabattre son caquet;∎ pipe down! boucle-la!;∎ he piped down when he realized she knew a lot more about it il a rabattu son caquet quand il s'est rendu compte qu'elle en savait bien plus que lui∎ to pipe in the guests = jouer de la cornemuse en tête de la procession (lors de l'entrée solennelle des invités)∎ to pipe sb in saluer l'arrivée de qn au sifflet∎ "me too!" he piped up "moi aussi!", dit-il, sortant de son silence
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