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UK//flɑːsk//US//flæsk//

Meaning of Flasks

A cylindrical container used to hold liquids, often in laboratories.

In simple words: A container used to hold liquids.

Flasks in a sentence

  • The scientist filled the flask with a bright blue solution.
  • She carefully placed the flask on the bench to avoid spilling.
  • He uses an insulated flask for his coffee during commutes.
  • The lab has various sizes of flasks for different experiments.
  • A flask can be used to store chemicals safely.

How to use Flasks

Commonly used in scientific contexts for carrying liquids; may not be understood in casual conversation.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'flask' like a 'flexible' bottle for experiments.

Related words

Collocations with Flasks

  • glass flask
  • insulated flask
  • laboratory flask
  • flask of water
  • flask stopper

Synonyms for Flasks

Common mistakes with Flasks

  • Confusing 'flask' with 'bottle' – flasks typically have a narrow neck.
  • Using 'flask' for food containers – flasks are primarily for liquids.
  • Mispronouncing as 'flash' instead of 'flask'.

Compare Flasks with Bottle, Container, Jar

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Frequently asked questions about "Flasks"

What does "Flasks" mean?

A container used to hold liquids.

What is the definition of "Flasks"?

A cylindrical container used to hold liquids, often in laboratories.

How do you use "Flasks" in a sentence?

The scientist filled the flask with a bright blue solution.

Can you give another example of "Flasks"?

She carefully placed the flask on the bench to avoid spilling.

What are synonyms for "Flasks"?

Common alternatives include bottle, container, vial, jar.

What words go with "Flasks"?

It commonly pairs with glass flask, insulated flask, laboratory flask, flask of water, flask stopper.

What are common mistakes when using "Flasks"?

Confusing 'flask' with 'bottle' – flasks typically have a narrow neck. Using 'flask' for food containers – flasks are primarily for liquids. Mispronouncing as 'flash' instead of 'flask'.

How do you pronounce "Flasks"?

US: //flæsk//, UK: //flɑːsk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Flasks"?

Commonly used in scientific contexts for carrying liquids; may not be understood in casual conversation.