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1. (n.) hydrant
an upright pipe with a spout or nozzle, usu. in the street, for drawing water from a water main, esp. for fighting fires.
2. hydrant
a water faucet.
Etymology: (1800–10, Amer.; hydr-1+ -ant)
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1. (noun) water faucet, water tap, tap, hydrant
a faucet for drawing water from a pipe or cask
2. (noun) hydrant
a discharge pipe with a valve and spout at which water may be drawn from the mains of waterworks
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1. (noun) hydrant
a discharge pipe with a valve and spout at which water may be drawn from the mains of waterworks; a water plug
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Sense: a pipe connected to the main water supply especially in a street, to which a hose can be attached in order to draw water off eg to put out a fire.
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 Afrikaans: brandkraan |
 Arabic: حَنَفِيَّة حَريق |
 Bulgarian: пожарен кран |
 Brazilian: hidrante |
 Czech: hydrant |
 German: der Hydrant |
 Danish: brandhane |
 Greek: κρουνός υδροληψίας |
 Spanish: boca de riego |
 Estonian: hüdrant |
 Farsi: شير آتش نشاني |
 Finnish: vesiposti |
 French: bouche d'incendie |
 Hebrew: בֶּרֶז כִּיבוּי אֵש |
 Hindi: बम्बा, नल |
 Croatian: hidrant |
 Hungarian: (utcai) tűzcsap |
 Indonesian: hidran |
 Icelandic: brunahani |
 Italian: idrante |
 Japanese: 消火栓 |
 Korean: 급수전 |
 Lithuanian: hidrantas |
 Latvian: hidrants |
 Malay: pili bomba |
 Dutch: brandkraan |
 Norwegian: brannkran, hydrant |
 Polish: hydrant |
 Persian: شير آتش نشاني |
 Pashto: د اطفایی نل ، د اوبو نل |
 Portuguese: hidrante |
 Romanian: hidrant |
 Russian: гидрант |
 Slovak: hydrant |
 Slovenian: hidrant |
 Serbian: hidrant |
 Swedish: brand-, vattenpost |
 Thai: หัวต่อท่อประปาสาธารณะที่อ |
 Turkish: yangın musluğu |
 Taiwanese: 消防柱 |
 Ukrainian: водорозбірний кран, гідра |
 Urdu: پانی کے مین سپلائی سے جڑا |
 Vietnamese: họng nước |
 Chinese: 给水栓，消防栓 |
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