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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /flæsk/ · UK /flɑːsk/
flask means: A small, flat bottle for carrying a drink, especially alcohol, in a pocket.
noun
A small, flat bottle for carrying a drink, especially alcohol, in a pocket.
- He took a sip from his flask.
- She filled a small flask with brandy.
- Two silver flasks lay on the table.
A glass container used in a laboratory to hold, heat, or mix liquids.
- Pour the liquid into the flask.
- We heated the solution in a glass flask.
- The scientist washed all the flasks after the experiment.
Questions about flask
What does flask mean?
A small, flat bottle for carrying a drink, especially alcohol, in a pocket.
What is flask in other languages?
Türkçe: cep matarası · Español: petaca · Français: flasque · Deutsch: Flachmann · Italiano: fiaschetta · 日本語: スキットル
How do you pronounce flask?
In American English /flæsk/; in British English /flɑːsk/.
How do you use flask in a sentence?
He took a sip from his flask. She filled a small flask with brandy.
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