第三人称单数:pipelines
第三人称复数:pipelines
pipeline的意思
现在分词:pipelining
过去分词:pipelined
过去式:pipelined
1. pipeline
1. (常指埋于地下的石油或燃气)管道,管线
A pipeline is a large pipe which is used for carrying oil or gas over a long distance, often underground.
e.g. A consortium plans to build a natural-gas pipeline from Russia to supply eastern Germany.
一家财团计划建造一条从俄罗斯向德国东部输送天然气的管道。
2. 在筹备中;在进行中
If something is in the pipeline, it has already been planned or begun.
e.g. Already in the pipeline is a 2.9 per cent pay increase for teachers.
教师的工资将上调2.9%,此事正在运作中。
1. Bremer said a separate act of sabotage at the weekend had cut off part of the Kirkuk oilfields from the pipeline.
2. pipeline的意思
2. The project took a knock after Japan offered a rival pipeline that will bypass China and stretch to Russia's Far East port of Nakhodka.
3. Canny Chinese planners were highly enthusiastic, realizing that the pipeline would bring China a double benefit.
4. The capacity of the pipeline will be 30 billion cubic meters per year.
5. pipeline是什么意思
5. CNPC is also planning to construct a gas pipeline from Myanmar with a capacity of 12 billion cu m a year.
6. He said the gas pipeline is a carrier of goodwill for friendship and mutual benefits of the four countries.
7. Moscow will soon declare a decision on a pipeline to carry up to 20 million tons of oil each year from Siberia to China.
8. An international consortium is building an oil and gas pipeline through the country to move oil from the Caspian Sea to a Turkish port.
9. Nasser said the pipeline would continue to operate if the consortium pays the royalties frozen in London and pays future revenues directly to Chad's treasury.
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10. A senior official in charge of PetroChina's natural gas and pipeline business on Friday confirmed the storage project to China Daily.
noun
1. pipeline的反义词
1. a pipe used to transport liquids or gases
e.g. a pipeline runs from the wells to the seaport
Synonym: line
2. pipeline的解释
2. gossip spread by spoken communication
e.g. the news of their affair was spread by word of mouth
Synonym: grapevine word of mouth