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Definition of flues in English Turkish dictionary
- flue
- baca
- flue
- grip
Yeni bir grip salgını var. (Moda mod çeviri böyle ancak bug going around salgın anlamında değilde bir çok insanın hasta olduğu anlamında kullanılır)
-There is a new flue bug going around.
- flue
- baca deliği
- flue
- hava borusu
- flue
- baca gazı
- flue
- alev borusu
- flue
- baca borusu
- flue
- boru
- flue
- hava veya gaz borusu
- flue
- bir çeşit balık ağ
- flue
- duman boru
- flue
- hafif tüy
- flue
- {i} kırpıntı
- flue
- {i} bir tür balık ağı
- flue
- {i} ince tüy
- flue
- {i} büyük bir baca içindeki birkaç ayrı duman yolunun her biri; duman yolu
- flue
- ocak bacası
- flue
- {i} borulu org
- flue
- duman borusu
- flue
- duman yolu
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Definition of flues in English English dictionary
- plural of flue
- flue
- An enclosed passageway in which to direct air or other gaseous current along
- flue
- A pipe or duct that carries gaseous combustion products away from the point of combustion (such as a furnace)
- flue
- a smoke-duct in a chimney
- flue
- {n} soft down or fur, the pipe of a chimney
- flue
- organ pipe whose tone is produced by air passing across the sharp edge of a fissure or lip
- flue
- A passage way for products of combustion
- flue
- A passage way for conducting a current of fresh, foul, or heated air from one place to another
- flue
- One or more flues are found inside a chimney They are the spaces through which smoke, gas or fumes rise
- flue
- The hollow passage that carries smoke and heat to the outside from the fireplace or furnace
- flue
- an air passage A compartment or division of a chimney for conveying flame and smoke to the outer air
- flue
- In stacking lumber or other wood products for air drying, a vertical space, 6 inches or less in width in the center of the pile and extending the length of the pile, intended to facilitate circulation of air within the pile In kiln drying, one or more spaces 6 to 10 inches in width built into the kiln truckloads, particularly for drying in natural circulation dry kilns
- flue
- Gas or air passage which usually depends on natural convection to cause the combustion gases to flow through it Forced convection may sometimes be used
- flue
- Passage through which gasses pass through natural convection
- flue
- an organ pipe where sound is produced by the passage of wind over an edge, as in an orchestral flute or recorder
- flue
- A pipe or passage for conveying flame and hot gases through surrounding water in a boiler; distinguished from a tube which holds water and is surrounded by fire
- flue
- very fine lint or hair
- flue
- That part of a stove, fireplace, or furnace that allows the smoke to escape
- flue
- The narrow windway between the languid and lower lip in a flue pipe
- flue
- In an organ flue pipe, the opening between the lower lip and the languet
- flue
- Large pipe through which fumes escape from a gas water heater, furnace, or fire place Normally these flue pipes are double walled, galvanized sheet metal pipe and sometimes referred to as a B Vent Fireplace flue pipes are normally triple walled In addition, nothing combustible shall be within one inch from the flue pipe
- flue
- Light down, such as rises from cotton, fur, etc
- flue
- An enclosed ventilation shaft that transfers smoke, gases or fumes from inside the house to outside Chimneys, pipes and vents are examples
- flue
- An enclosed chamber in a fireplace that directs flames, smoke and other gases to the outside air
- flue
- An inclosed passage way for establishing and directing a current of air, gases, etc
- flue
- The passage in a chimney through which smoke, gas, and fumes rise
- flue
- means an enclosed passageway for conveying flue gases (Ontario Fire Code 1996)
- flue
- The space or passage in a chimney through which smoke, gas, or fumes ascend Each passage is called a flue, which together with any others and the surrounding masonry make up the chimney
- flue
- flat blade-like projection on the arm of an anchor
- flue
- a conduit to carry off smoke
- flue
- Small flues are called fire tubes or simply tubes
- flue
- The space or passage in a chimney through which smoke, gas or fumes ascend Each passage is called a flue, which together with any others and the surrounding masonry make up the chimney
- flue
- A flue is a pipe or long tube that acts as a chimney, taking smoke away from a device such as a heater, fire, or cooker. a metal pipe or tube that lets smoke or heat from a fire out of a building
- flue
- Vent or chimney for a combustion device
- flue
- A chimney channel through which gases and fumes escape from a furnace
- flue
- The duct that carries the products of combustion out of a structure for a fossil- or a solid-fuel system
- flue
- {i} pipe or duct that conducts heat steam or smoke; fishing net
- flue
- A vertical duct, constructed of sheet metal or clay, that channels smoke from a fireplace out of the home
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Etymology
[ 'flü ] (noun.) 1582. origin unknown.Resimler
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