air hose
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2.7
- noun
- /ɛr hoʊz/
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manguera de aire
- The mechanic connected the air hose to the tire to inflate it.
- pulls the air hose
And then there was all these press fit air hoses, but in Europe they're metric V and here were imperial.
- And then there was all these press fit air hoses, but in Europe they're metric V and here were imperial.
- Another great thing for corners is air hoses and extension cords.
Examples
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To operate the pneumatic drill, you need to attach the air hose properly.
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Make sure the air hose is not kinked so that air can flow freely.
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- I have to change out his air hose.
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I need my air hose.
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My air hose is stuck!
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Better connect your air hose, or Mike...
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60 pounds of pressure through an air hose keeps the brakes open.
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In our case, the motor is near the hopper, so we routinely use an air hose to clean that area out.
Academic text (1998) -
Give me a wrench, a spare lifeline and an air hose!
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Tim coils the hissing air hose around its hook, and we are ready.
Fiction book (2000)
Synonyms
183
1.0
A long flexible tube used to carry water
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7.9
A small tube that carries air to machines or pumps
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1.4
A flexible tube made of rubber that carries water or air
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1.9
A long flexible tube used to carry water to a garden
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Air hose is a simple picture name: a flexible hose that carries air from a machine, like a garden hose but for air. That's why it means 'a tube used to carry air' for inflating tires or running air tools.