英语词汇“hosepipe”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	hosepipe
释义	Trends of hosepipe View usage for: hosepipe (hoʊzpaɪp) Word forms: plural hosepipes countable noun A hosepipe is a hose that people use to water their gardens or wash their cars. [mainly British] hosepipe in British English (ˈhəʊzˌpaɪp) noun British a hose that people use to water their gardens or wash their cars Examples of 'hosepipe' in a sentence hosepipe The days of hosepipe bans and drought restrictions almost feel like nostalgia. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Flood alerts remain in place at dozens of locations within hosepipe ban zones. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Everyone has worked hard to stave off any threat of hosepipe bans. Times, Sunday Times (2011) But at least there should be no hosepipe bans next year. Times, Sunday Times (2012) So then we turned the hosepipe on the intruder. Times, Sunday Times (2011) It has a mask attached to a hosepipe. The Sun (2015) The best way to do this is by using a hosepipe but as one is not always available use a sponge. Eccles, Lesley Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring (1989) What does a hosepipe ban mean? Times, Sunday Times (2012) How long before a hosepipe ban? The Sun (2008) So you use the hosepipe, right? Times, Sunday Times (2012) New sign of summer: hosepipe turned against the feline criminal classes. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The agency said that if the dry weather continued, hosepipe bans may be imposed. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Keep your fingers crossed for the hosepipe ban, is my advice. Times, Sunday Times (2013) A hosepipe can be used to fill a paddling pool. Times, Sunday Times (2006) This dry spell is likely to run well into May and we may see hosepipe bans and drought warnings. The Sun (2011) They do when you impose something like a hosepipe ban, so it is not impossible to force people to think. Times, Sunday Times (2013) For example you can use a hosepipe to fill your swimming pool, but not to keep alive plants which benefit the environment. Times, Sunday Times (2006) To be fair though, they didn't use a hosepipe. The Sun (2012) New South Wales is now suffering its sixth consecutive summer hosepipe ban. Times, Sunday Times (2006) That was coupled with a drought that led to a hosepipe ban in northwest England - just a distant memory now. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Q With all this rain, will we be spared a hosepipe ban this summer? Times, Sunday Times (2007) With long, hot summers and hosepipe bans likely to become the norm, it is a bonus that many of these plants are able to withstand drought. Times, Sunday Times (2006) In other languages hosepipe British English: hosepipe /ˈhəʊzˌpaɪp/ NOUN A hosepipe is a hose that people use to water their gardens or wash their cars. American English: hosepipe Arabic: خُرْطُومٌ Brazilian Portuguese: mangueira tubo Chinese: 橡胶软管 Croatian: cijev za polijevanje Czech: hadice Danish: vandslange Dutch: waterslang European Spanish: manguera Finnish: puutarhaletku French: tuyau d’arrosage German: Schlauch Greek: μάνικα Italian: tubo di gomma Japanese: ホース Korean: 호스 Norwegian: hageslange Polish: wąż gumowy European Portuguese: mangueira Romanian: furtun Russian: гибкий шланг Latin American Spanish: manguera Swedish: vattenslang Thai: สายยาง Turkish: hortum Ukrainian: шланг Vietnamese: ống phun nước
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