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English-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary . 2013.
elbow pipes
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elbow — [el′bō΄] n. [ME elbowe < OE elboga < PGmc * alino boga (> Ger ellenbogen): see ELL2 & BOW2] 1. a) the joint between the upper and lower arm; esp., the outer part of the angle made by a bent arm b) the joint corresponding to this in the… … English World dictionary
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uillean pipes — /ˈulɪən paɪps/ (say oohliuhn puyps) plural noun bagpipes developed in Ireland, with the bellows worked by the elbow. Also, union pipes, Irish bagpipes. {translation of Irish píob uilleann, literally: elbow pipe, from píob pipe + uilleann genitive …
uillean pipes — [ ɪlɪn, ɪlən] plural noun Irish bagpipes played using bellows worked by the elbow, and having three extra pipes on which chords can be played. Origin early 20th cent.: from Ir. píob uilleann, lit. pipe of the elbow … English new terms dictionary
uillean pipes — uillean pipes, uilleann pipes /ilˈ(y)ən pīps/ plural noun Irish bagpipes, worked by squeezing bellows under the arm (also union pipes) ORIGIN: Ir piob uilleann; piob pipe, and uilleann, genitive sing of uille elbow … Useful english dictionary
uilleann pipes — uillean pipes, uilleann pipes /ilˈ(y)ən pīps/ plural noun Irish bagpipes, worked by squeezing bellows under the arm (also union pipes) ORIGIN: Ir piob uilleann; piob pipe, and uilleann, genitive sing of uille elbow … Useful english dictionary
uillean pipesuilleann pipes — uillean pipes, uilleann pipes /ilˈ(y)ən pīps/ plural noun Irish bagpipes, worked by squeezing bellows under the arm (also union pipes) ORIGIN: Ir piob uilleann ; piob pipe, and uilleann, genitive sing of uille elbow … Useful english dictionary
drop elbow — noun : an elbow made with ears or lugs for attachment to a wall and used for joining pipes * * * Plumbing. an elbow having lugs for attaching it to a wall or joist. Also called drop ell … Useful english dictionary
uilleann pipes — noun plural Usage: often capitalized Etymology: uilleann from Irish, genitivesingular of uillinn elbow, from Old Irish uilen; akin to Old English eln ell more at ell Date: 1906 an Irish bagpipe with air supplied by a bellows held under and worked … New Collegiate Dictionary
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