I. tube [брит. tjuːb, америк. t(j)ub] СУЩ.
tube [tju:b, америк. tu:b] СУЩ.
3. tube (bodily structure):
tube [tub] СУЩ.
3. tube (bodily structure):
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| you | tube |
| he/she/it | tubes |
| we | tube |
| you | tube |
| they | tube |
| I | tubed |
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| you | tubed |
| he/she/it | tubed |
| we | tubed |
| you | tubed |
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| I | have | tubed |
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| you | have | tubed |
| he/she/it | has | tubed |
| we | have | tubed |
| you | have | tubed |
| they | have | tubed |
| I | had | tubed |
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| you | had | tubed |
| he/she/it | had | tubed |
| we | had | tubed |
| you | had | tubed |
| they | had | tubed |
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The first generation electronic systems were quirky devices with cantankerous punched card readers for loading keys and failure-prone, tricky-to-maintain vacuum tube circuitry.
en.wikipedia.org The fuselage was of fabric covered steel and aluminium tube construction, and carried its 12 passengers in three-abreast seating in a well-appointed cabin.
en.wikipedia.org He conceived an experimental set-up that would send infrared radiation through a tube of gas and into a detector, a thermopile, which would translate temperature differences into electrical current.
www.bbc.co.uk They are haplogyne weavers of funnel or tube webs.
en.wikipedia.org Each neon tube is individually blown and shaped, then filled with rarefied neon gas that is zapped with up to 15,000 volts of electricity to create that distinctive glow.
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