パイプ (paipu) Japanese meaning: pipe

パイプ (paipu) Japanese meaning: pipe | Kotomora

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管くだN3sense 1
管 is the native Japanese word for a tube or pipe, often used for smaller or traditional items, while パイプ is a loanword used for larger, industrial, or modern pipes.
キセル sense 2
キセル is a traditional Japanese-style smoking pipe with a metal mouthpiece, while パイプ usually refers to a Western-style tobacco pipe.
仲ちゅう介かい者しゃ sense 4
仲介者 specifically means a person who mediates between parties, while パイプ can figuratively refer to any person or means that serves as a connecting channel.
チューブ sense 1
チューブ refers to a flexible, often small-diameter tube like a toothpaste tube, whereas パイプ typically describes a rigid, larger pipe.

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窓まど口ぐちN3sense 4
窓口 literally means a service counter and figuratively a point of contact for inquiries, while パイプ in this sense stresses an ongoing relationship or connection between parties.
ダクト
パイプ is a general term for a pipe carrying liquids or gases, while ダクト specifically refers to a duct—often larger or rectangular—used for air, gas, or cables.
管かんN3
パイプ is a loanword often used for smoking pipes or plumbing fixtures, while 管 is the broader native Japanese term covering pipes, tubes, and ducts of all kinds.

バイブ
バイブ (vibrator) differs from パイプ (pipe) only by a dakuten on the second syllable, making the two easy to mishear or mistype.
配はい管かん
パイプ means a single pipe or tube, whereas 配管 refers to a whole network of pipes or the act of installing them.

本ほんN5
For long, thin objects (sticks, stems, wires, bottles); also 'pieces' like films, articles, and phone calls.
管かんN3
Used because a パイプ (pipe) is a long, thin tube-shaped object.

Borrowed from English 'pipe'.