pipeline in Japanese
pipeline in Japanese is パイプライン — pipeline means a long series of connected pipes used to transport liquids or gases over distance, such as oil or natural gas.
pipeline in Japanese
パイプライン
Pronounced: paipurain
What does "pipeline" mean?
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noun A long series of connected pipes used to transport liquids or gases over distance, such as oil or natural gas.
"Workers buried the pipeline underground so it would not spoil the view of the fields."
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noun A system or sequence of stages through which something progresses, such as projects, products, or people.
"Every new idea goes through a long pipeline of testing before the public sees it."
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pipeline in a sentence
- Workers buried the pipeline underground so it would not spoil the view of the fields.
- A leak in the gas pipeline forced engineers to shut off the supply.
- Every new idea goes through a long pipeline of testing before the public sees it.
- The company has several new products in the pipeline.
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What is "pipeline" in Japanese?
"pipeline" in Japanese is パイプライン. pipeline means: A long series of connected pipes used to transport liquids or gases over distance, such as oil or natural gas.
How do you pronounce パイプライン?
"pipeline" in Japanese is パイプライン, pronounced "paipurain".
How do you use "pipeline" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers buried the pipeline underground so it would not spoil the view of the fields." In Japanese, "pipeline" is パイプライン.
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