conduit in Russian
conduit in Russian is водово́д, кабель-канал, проводни́к — conduit means a pipe, tube, or channel that carries water, cables, or other material from one place to another.
conduit in Russian
водово́д
Pronounced: vodovod
A pipe or channel for conveying water, etc.
кабель-канал
Pronounced: kabel-kanal
A duct or tube into which electrical cables may be pulled: electrical conduit.
проводни́к
Pronounced: provodnik
(figurative) A means by which something is transmitted.
What does "conduit" mean?
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noun A pipe, tube, or channel that carries water, cables, or other material from one place to another.
"Electrical wires were run through a plastic conduit under the floor."
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noun A means or channel by which something (such as information or money) is passed along.
"The charity became a conduit for donations from around the world."
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conduit in a sentence
- Electrical wires were run through a plastic conduit under the floor.
- The old conduit carried rainwater away from the building.
- The charity became a conduit for donations from around the world.
- He acted as a conduit between the two feuding departments.
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What is "conduit" in Russian?
"conduit" in Russian is водово́д, кабель-канал, проводни́к. conduit means: A pipe, tube, or channel that carries water, cables, or other material from one place to another.
How do you pronounce водово́д?
"conduit" in Russian is водово́д, pronounced "vodovod".
How do you use "conduit" in a sentence?
Example: "Electrical wires were run through a plastic conduit under the floor." In Russian, "conduit" is водово́д, кабель-канал, проводни́к.
Are there other ways to say "conduit" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 3 translations listed for "conduit": водово́д, кабель-канал, проводни́к.
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