pipeline

/ˈpaɪplaɪn/

noun

Sıvı veya gazları uzun mesafelere taşımak için kullanılan uzun boru

A long pipe used to transport liquids or gases over long distances.

  • The oil pipeline runs through three countries.
  • They're building a new gas pipeline across the region.
  • Environmental activists raised concerns about the proposed pipeline route crossing protected wetlands that serve as critical habitat for migratory birds.
  • Engineers designed the underwater pipeline to withstand extreme pressure variations and corrosive saltwater conditions over its fifty-year operational lifespan.
  • The government approved construction of a controversial pipeline despite objections from indigenous communities whose ancestral lands would be affected.
  • Advances in monitoring technology now allow operators to detect even minor leaks in the pipeline system before they escalate into environmental disasters.
noun

Bir şeyin geçtiği bir dizi aşama veya süreç

A series of stages or processes through which something passes; work in progress or preparation.

  • We have several new products in the pipeline.
  • The company's hiring pipeline includes three rounds of interviews.
verb

Boru hattı ile taşımak

To convey or transport through a pipeline.

  • Natural gas is pipelined from Alaska to the lower states.
  • Water can be pipelined to drought-affected areas.