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tubing

/ˈtjuː.bɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant un long cylindre creux en métal, plastique, caoutchouc ou autre matériau, utilisé pour transporter des liquides, des gaz ou comme support structurel., Verbe signifiant se déplacer ou voyager sur une bouée gonflable, une planche de surf ou un engin flottant similaire, ainsi que faire passer quelque chose à travers un tube.

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noun

/ˈtjuː.bɪŋ/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un long cylindre creux en métal, plastique, caoutchouc ou autre matériau, utilisé pour transporter des liquides, des gaz ou comme support structurel.

A noun referring to a long, hollow cylinder made of metal, plastic, rubber, or other material, used for conveying fluids, gases, or as structural support.

indénombrable

  1. Material or objectB1formal

    A long, hollow cylinder made of metal, plastic, rubber, or other material, used for conveying fluids or gases.

    frTube

    • The plumber replaced the old copper tubing with PVC.
    • Medical tubing is used to deliver oxygen to patients.
    • The hydraulic system uses flexible rubber tubing.

    Synonymesconduithosepipepipingtube

  2. Recreational activityB1informalamerican

    The activity of riding on an inner tube, typically on water or snow.

    frtubes tractés

    • We went tubing down the river last weekend.
    • Snow tubing is a popular winter sport at the resort.
    • The kids spent the afternoon tubing on the lake.
Formes
  • tubings plural form
  • tubings' possessive plural form
  • tubing's possessive singular form
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verb

tube/tjuːb/C1formalsport
  • frVerbe signifiant se déplacer ou voyager sur une bouée gonflable, une planche de surf ou un engin flottant similaire, ainsi que faire passer quelque chose à travers un tube.

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.

    frsurfer en tube

    • 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.

    Synonymesbarrel

  2. To travel by underground railwayB1informalbritish

    To travel using the London Underground or similar subway system.

    frvoyager en métro

    • 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.

    frmettre en tube

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

    Synonymesencapsulateencaseenclosepackage

Formes
  • tubed past participle
  • tubed past simple
  • tubing present participle
  • tubes third person singular
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