Conduit

usgb/ˈkɑːnduɪt/
noun

A tube or pipe that protects electrical wires or carries liquids or gases.

The plumber installed a conduit to transport water from the roof to the storage tank.
Visual representation of "conduit" - A tube or pipe that protects electrical wires or carries liquids or gases.

Often appears as...

  • electrical conduit
  • water conduit

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Physical Object

Refers to an actual object used to channel utilities like water or cables.

Illustration for Physical Object
The electric cables were secured inside a metal conduit under the floor.
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Protective Role

Emphasizes safety, as conduits encase and protect their contents.

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We used a robust conduit to shield the gas lines from corrosion.
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Technical Context

Commonly used in construction, engineering, and utilities industries.

Illustration for Technical Context
The architect's blueprints showed conduits running throughout the building.
Visual representation of the word "Conduit"

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