Converse of object

• choke: They found themselves in a chamber of large dimensions, with several choked inlets.

Adjective modifier

• fjord-like: Our route follows the coast along isolated golden beaches, fjord-like inlets and coastal hills thick with native rainforest.

• rocky: The bays, sandy coves and rocky inlets provide some of the safest spots for bathing, sailing and windsurfing in Cornwall.

• shallow: There are also shallow inlets where whale sharks annually visit for breeding.

Noun used with modifier

• pump: Other heart-rending events have involved children's long hair being caught in pool water pump inlets, which have also led to drowning.

Modifies a noun

• valve: The air inlet valve is then fixed to the top of a vertical length of pipe from the Tee piece.

• vane: In front of the first rotor stage are the inlet guide vanes.

• duct: The forward section is built around the engine air inlet duct; the aft section is built around the engine.

• tract: Fit the reed valve assembly into the inlet tract, taking care not to damage the petals.

• sump: The water emerges from a low crawl over boulders to the left which can be followed for 60m to an inlet sump.

Noun used with modifier

• compressor: The position of the T2 servo is established by the liquid-filled bellows which positions the servo directly proportional to the compressor inlet temperature.

• turbine: Actually, the temperature at the turbine inlet is the important consideration.

• air: The forward section is built around the engine air inlet duct; the aft section is built around the engine.

• steam: The segment with the steam inlet can be seen in place already.

• sea: Right across the country on the east coast the Moray Firth is a huge sea inlet where dolphins may be seen.