vial in Greek
vial in Greek is αμπούλα — vial means a small glass or plastic container, often tube-shaped, used to hold liquids such as medicine or perfume.
vial in Greek
αμπούλα
Pronounced: aboula
A glass or plastic vessel or bottle, especially a small tube-shaped bottle used to store medicine, perfume or other chemicals.
What does "vial" mean?
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noun A small glass or plastic container, often tube-shaped, used to hold liquids such as medicine or perfume.
"The nurse drew the vaccine from a small glass vial."
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vial in a sentence
- The nurse drew the vaccine from a small glass vial.
- She kept a vial of perfume in her handbag.
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What is "vial" in Greek?
"vial" in Greek is αμπούλα. vial means: A small glass or plastic container, often tube-shaped, used to hold liquids such as medicine or perfume.
How do you pronounce αμπούλα?
"vial" in Greek is αμπούλα, pronounced "aboula".
How do you use "vial" in a sentence?
Example: "The nurse drew the vaccine from a small glass vial." In Greek, "vial" is αμπούλα.
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