Tubeの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

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tubes tied = tubal ligation
It’s a form of permanent female contraception

A: Thank you

A: Tubo a stelo

A: Like tunnel

A: I bought a tube of toothpaste today.
My bicycle has a flat tire, I will need to patch the tube.
I like to go sledding in inner tubes.
American wind chimes have a tubular shape; Japanese wind chimes are bell shaped.
Old transistors were made using vacuum sealed tubes (vacuum tubes).

なかなか難しい言葉ですね。

A: Can I take a tube to Westminster?

Does the tube go to Maida Vale?

You can take the tube between Waterloo and Liverpool Street.

A: do you mean tube as in underground train or an actual tube?

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A: A train is a type of vehicle.
All the rest are the same thing; a train that runs (primarily) underground.
"Train" usually refers to the vehicle when it's above ground, but can be used to refer to the underground type, such as in "subway train."

A: Tubes are made out of softer materials and pipes are made out of metal.

A: I think 'tube' is about shape:
She is wearing a tube-top (a kind of shirt).
I need to buy a tube of toothpaste.
I like tube-shaped pasta.

But 'pipe' is more about the function (功能) of conduction:
water pipe, wind pipe, tobacco pipe

A: There's no difference. And we don't call them tubes, we call them subways (the underground train).

A: The tube and the underground are the words that we use to describe the "metro" or the "subway".
"I'm going on the tube." -> You can't write "underground" in this sentence.
"I'm using the underground today." -> You can also write "I'm using the tube today."
The overground trains are trains which do not go underground and can often be seen from very far. These trains carry passenger from different parts of the city and also the regions nearby the city.

I'm assuming that this is what you wanted to know!

A: The tube is 10 meters long
The tube’s length is 10 meters
The tube has a length of 10 meters

The first is the most natural

He is 10 years old
He is 10 years of age

The first is much more natural

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British English: the tube or the underground | football | flat | sweets | cinema | trousers | trainers | chemist | postbox | car park | pavement | holiday

American English: subway | soccer | apartment | candy | movie theatre | pants | sneakers | drugstore | mailbox | parking lot | sidewalk | vacation

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A: I prefer tube sounds over transistor sounds because they sound more comfortable and natural.

A: Riding the tube is (much) cheaper than taking a taxi, so I'll settle for it.

A: Well done! Just one adjustment...
--> "The tube might swerve when I pull it and *you'll* bump your head..."

A: It starts really well... : )

It uses U-shaped tubes, and the tubes can expand freely according to the fluid temperature regardless of the shell.
The tube bundle can be pulled out for cleaning like the floating head type can, but it is not as easy as the floating type (which is straight) due to its U-shape.

A: It is normally referred to 'The Underground' or 'the London Tube'.

I would say when discussing it with someone who has not heard of it before then you could use 'British Tube'.