beaker in Latin
beaker in Latin is obba — beaker means a flat-bottomed, straight-sided glass container with a small pouring lip, used to hold and measure liquids in a lab.
beaker in Latin
obba
What does "beaker" mean?
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noun A flat-bottomed, straight-sided glass container with a small pouring lip, used to hold and measure liquids in a lab.
"She poured the acid carefully into a glass beaker."
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noun A cup or mug without a handle, used for drinking.
"He drank his coffee from a plastic beaker at the campsite."
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beaker in a sentence
- She poured the acid carefully into a glass beaker.
- The beaker on the shelf was marked in fifty-millilitre increments.
- He drank his coffee from a plastic beaker at the campsite.
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What is "beaker" in Latin?
"beaker" in Latin is obba. beaker means: A flat-bottomed, straight-sided glass container with a small pouring lip, used to hold and measure liquids in a lab.
How do you use "beaker" in a sentence?
Example: "She poured the acid carefully into a glass beaker." In Latin, "beaker" is obba.
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