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to empty or remove liquid from a container or area
to gradually or completely use up the available resources
to weaken or exhaust someone or something's energy and vitality
a pipe in the bottom of a sink, bath, etc. through which dirty water flows out
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What is a "drain"?
A drain is a pipe or channel designed to carry away waste liquids, such as water or sewage, from a building or area. It allows for the removal of excess water or waste by directing it to a safe location, such as a sewer or septic system. Drains are commonly found in kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor areas, helping to prevent flooding or water buildup. They can vary in size and are often covered with grates or caps to prevent debris from entering.
a conduit or pipe designed to carry away liquid waste to a sewer, septic system, or other safe location
What is a "drain"?
A drain is a pipe or channel designed to carry away waste liquids, such as water or sewage, from a building or area. It allows for the removal of excess water or waste by directing it to a safe location, such as a sewer or septic system. Drains are commonly found in kitchens, bathrooms, and outdoor areas, helping to prevent flooding or water buildup. They can vary in size and are often covered with grates or caps to prevent debris from entering.
the process of removing liquid from a container or area, often by letting it flow out
a gradual reduction or exhaustion of energy, resources, or strength
a tube that removes fluids from wounds or body cavities to aid healing
What is a "drain"?
A drain refers to a small tube inserted into a wound or organ to help remove fluids like blood or infectious liquids. This helps healing by preventing fluid buildup, reducing infection risk, and allowing tissues to heal properly. Drains usually have tiny holes that let fluids pass through into a container or out of the body, depending on the medical situation.
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