compressed-air hose

noun
UK /kəmˈprest ɛː həʊz/
US /kəmˈprest ɛr hoʊz/

A strong tube that carries fast, squeezed air to tools like pumps and drills.

The mechanic used a compressed-air hose to fill the tires.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A flexible tube used to power pneumatic tools in a garage.

He coiled the compressed-air hose after fixing the engine.

3. A hose that supplies breathable air to a diver or worker.

The diver checked his compressed-air hose before going under.

4. A rubber tube that carries pressurized air for cleaning surfaces.

She blew dust off the machine with a compressed-air hose.