duct in Latin
duct in Latin is canālis — duct means a tube, pipe, or channel that carries a gas, liquid, or cable from one place to another.
duct in Latin
canālis
A pipe, tube or canal which carries gas or liquid from one place to another
What does "duct" mean?
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noun A tube, pipe, or channel that carries a gas, liquid, or cable from one place to another.
"The air conditioning duct runs along the ceiling of every room."
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duct in a sentence
- The air conditioning duct runs along the ceiling of every room.
- Doctors checked whether the tear duct was blocked.
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What is "duct" in Latin?
"duct" in Latin is canālis. duct means: A tube, pipe, or channel that carries a gas, liquid, or cable from one place to another.
How do you use "duct" in a sentence?
Example: "The air conditioning duct runs along the ceiling of every room." In Latin, "duct" is canālis.
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