tubed

• Adjetivo que describe algo que tiene forma de tubo o que está provisto de tubos; también puede referirse a algo envasado o contenido en un tubo. Es un término poco común y algo anticuado en inglés moderno.

An obsolete adjective meaning shaped like a tube or having a tubular form; rarely used in modern English.

1. Having an inner tubeB2formal

   Describes a tire that contains a separate inner tube, as opposed to a tubeless tire.

   con cámara

   • This bicycle uses a tubed tire, so you need to patch the inner tube if it gets a puncture.
   • Many older cars had tubed tires, but modern vehicles often use tubeless ones.
   • The mechanic recommended replacing the tubed tire with a more durable one.

   Sinónimosinner tube

   Antónimostubeless

• Verbo que significa desplazarse o viajar sobre un flotador, tabla de surf o similar, así como enviar algo a través de un tubo o conducto.

A verb meaning to ride or travel on a tube, such as a surfboard or inner tube, or to convey something through a tube.

1. To ride a wave inside a hollow tubeB2informal

   To surf inside the hollow part of a wave, often considered an advanced surfing technique.

   Surfear dentro del tubo

   • He managed to tube the massive wave at Pipeline.
   • She spent the afternoon tubing waves at the beach.
   • Only experienced surfers can tube these dangerous waves.

   Sinónimosbarrel

2. To travel by underground railwayB1informalbritish

   To travel using the London Underground or similar subway system.

   viajar en metro

   • We tubed from Oxford Circus to King's Cross.
   • I usually tube to work to avoid traffic.
   • They tubed across the city to see the show.

3. To enclose in a tubeC1formal

   To place or pack something into a cylindrical container.

   Encerrar en un tubo

   • The technician tubed the samples for transport.
   • They tubed the documents to protect them from damage.
   • The factory tubes the product before shipping.

   Sinónimosencapsulateencaseenclosepackage