pipe into some place



pipe something into some place

 and pipe something in 
1. Lit. to conduct a liquid or a gas into some place through a pipe. An excellent delivery system piped oxygen into every hospital room. They piped in oxygen to every room. They piped it in.
2. Fig. to bring music or other sound into a place over wires. They piped music into the stairways and elevators. The elevators were nice except that the management had piped in music.
See also: pipe, place

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ingvildr-Ancient Scandinavian
Anastasioah-nahs-TAH-zyo (Italian), ah-nahs-TAH-syo (Spanish)Italian, Spanish
Marino-Italian, Spanish
DÎYar-Kurdish
Jadranka-Croatian, Serbian, Slovene
Aser-Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek