compressed-airline

noun
UK /kəmˈprɛst ˈɛːlaɪn/
US /kəmˈprɛst ˈɛrlaɪn/

A tube that carries squeezed air to make things work.

The mechanic checked the compressed-airline for leaks before starting the machine.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A route or service for transporting goods using vehicles powered by compressed air.

The company proposed a compressed-airline to move freight without diesel trucks.

3. A company or system that delivers compressed air as a utility, like a power line.

The factory subscribed to a compressed-airline service instead of running its own compressors.

4. A pipe or duct in a building that supplies compressed air to tools and equipment.

Workers plugged their tools into the compressed-airline along the workshop wall.