mains English

Meaning mains meaning

What does mains mean?

mains noun

— (chiefly, British) The domestic electrical power supply.

— The pipes of a centralized water supply that transport the water to individual buildings.

— pipes of a centralized water supply

mains noun

— (Scotland) The farm attached to a mansion house.

Synonyms mains synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as mains?

mains English » English

network

trunk main

reticulation

power supply

power network

power grid

meshwork

meshes

main trunk circuit

interconnected system

fishnet

electric network

Reticulum

Reticle

Examples mains examples

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The water mains are bursted at Dunkirk.

He even turned off the mains and I had to bring in a candle.

The mains have gone!

She cut the pipes in the mains.

We seem to have got a mains power.

I take care of the water mains, you know.

The water mains will always be there, so I can speak my mind.

Nothing. because I keep the water mains working.

Admiral, I've got to take the mains off the line.

Sir! The mains are back on line!

Yeah. The dung conveyor keeps breaking down and as for the water mains, we've been piddling with it for at least two years!

The mains are down. Aux.

But I gotta get past the mains, which are a total meltdown.

Turn offthe mains.

Which will naturally result in casualties, fires, broken water mains, and so forth.

All water mains broken.

The water mains.

We have 109,000 total. 79,000 in the mains. and 30,000 in the auxiliaries.

Seems to be a leak in one of your mains.

It's the Arizona. She cut the pipes in the mains.

Blood spattered like a burst water mains, stop.

Is there any chance of getting the mains back on the line? I do not think so, sir, but you'll have my best.

Sir, the mains are back on line.

On behalf of all the Mains, I accept with pleasure.

After what she did the time the Mains were here.

Switch off the electricity at the mains. Everyone must move on the tips of their toes only the victim is allowed to scream.

Last night for instance when the others had left he stayed on here, real late writing away. He even turned off the mains and I had to bring in a candle.

An electric saw, mains operated.

The mains are down.

We've got four hours and 27 minutes to remove that illegal gas pipeline we connected to next door's mains.

Cut the mains, stop them.

Water mains don't usually break unless it's wintertime.

Don't these water mains usually go in the wintertime?