pipeline
//ˈpaɪpˌlaɪn//
Noun
pipelineSingular
pipelinesPlural
1
A long pipe, typically underground, for conveying oil, gas, or other substances over long distances.
The pipeline transports natural gas from the coast to the city.
2
A channel or system through which something is conveyed, especially information or goods.
The company has a strong pipeline for distributing products to retailers.
3
A sequence of stages or processes through which something passes or is developed.
The new product is currently in the development pipeline.
Verb
1
To convey something through a pipeline.
The company pipelines natural gas from the coast to the city.
2
To lay down a pipeline in an area.
The company plans to pipeline the entire region by next year.