pipe in

1. (transitive)To supply (a product or substance) via pipes.

2. (broadly, transitive)To continuously supply anything from an external source.

   Soulless music was piped in through the speakers in the room.

3. (idiomatic, informal, intransitive)To interrupt a conversation with a comment.

1. He was sitting there with a pipe in his mouth.

   ruОн сидел там с трубкой во рту. — sharptoothed

   deEr saß dort mit einer Pfeife im Mund. — Pfirsichbaeumchen

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2. Tom was holding a short piece of pipe in his left hand and a knife in his right.

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3. He spoke with a pipe in his mouth.

   Він говорив з люлькою в роті. — uaspeaker

   ruОн говорил с трубкой во рту. — FeuDRenais

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4. There were some pipe issues in the bathroom.

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5. Grandfather talked to me with a pipe in his mouth.

   ruДедушка разговаривал со мной с трубкой во рту. — marafon

   deGroßvater sprach mit einer Pfeife im Mund mit mir. — lilygilder

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irregular

• pipe upверещати, вищатиTo speak up, especially in a robust, assertive manner; to say something loudly and suddenly.
• pipe offTo watch (a person or building) for purposes of theft.
• pipe inTo supply (a product or substance) via pipes.
• pipe downTo be quiet; to refrain from being noisy.