Pronunciation: /dʌkt/
noun a tube or passageway for air, liquid, or electrical wires
A1 The air duct in the house needs to be cleaned.
A2 The plumber fixed the leaking duct in the ceiling.
B1 The duct tape is used to seal gaps in the pipes.
B2 The HVAC system includes a network of ducts to distribute air throughout the building.
C1 The company specializes in designing and installing custom ductwork for industrial facilities.
C2 The ductwork was meticulously crafted to ensure optimal airflow and efficiency in the building.
verb to convey through a duct
A1 I duct taped the broken chair to fix it.
A2 He ducted the wires together to connect them.
B1 The plumber ducted the pipes to ensure proper drainage.
B2 The technician ducted the cables neatly for a clean installation.
C1 The engineer ducted the ventilation system for optimal airflow.
C2 The artist ducted the wires into an intricate design for a unique sculpture.
formal The duct system in the building needs to be cleaned regularly to ensure proper air circulation.
informal I think there might be a leak in the duct under the sink.
slang I can't believe he tried to duct tape his broken phone back together.
figurative The duct of communication between the two departments was blocked, causing misunderstandings.
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