tube in Latin
tube in Latin is tubus — tube means a hollow cylinder used to carry liquid, gas, or other material.
tube in Latin
tubus
(surfing) A wave which pitches forward when breaking, creating a hollow space inside.
What does "tube" mean?
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noun A hollow cylinder used to carry liquid, gas, or other material.
"Water ran along a long plastic tube from the tank to the garden."
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noun (informal, chiefly British) The London Underground railway system.
"Does this tube line go straight to the airport, or do I change?"
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verb To fit or enclose something in a tube, or to float down a river on an inflated inner tube for fun.
"The children love to tube down the river on hot summer weekends."
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tube in a sentence
- Water ran along a long plastic tube from the tank to the garden.
- She squeezed the last of the toothpaste from the tube.
- Does this tube line go straight to the airport, or do I change?
- The tube was packed with commuters, so I stood all the way home.
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What is "tube" in Latin?
"tube" in Latin is tubus. tube means: A hollow cylinder used to carry liquid, gas, or other material.
How do you use "tube" in a sentence?
Example: "Water ran along a long plastic tube from the tank to the garden." In Latin, "tube" is tubus.
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