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beaker

/ˈbiːkə

noun British

1A tall drinking container, typically made of plastic, with straight sides and no handle.We had been pre-warned that there wasn't an interval in the show so we'd have to take our pre-show drinks in plastic beakers....

Shapes and patterns - use upturned plastic beakers, egg cups or food storage boxes to press out shapes from a piece of rolled-out dough.
A clock ticked, the undrinkable coffee went cold in the plastic beaker.

Synonyms

cup, tumbler, glass, mug, jug, drinking vessel

1.1A lipped cylindrical glass container for laboratory use.Inside the room-sized locker they built a virtual laboratory - complete with beakers, funnels, jars, glass tubes, transfer pumps and vats of chemicals....

On the north side of the room was Dipper's Magic shop, which was rather humble, comprising only a few shelves behind a counter upon which rested beakers and glass containers of what Doremi recognized were common spell components.
I'd anticipated him working inside a Back-To-The-Future kind of laboratory with bubbling beakers, coiled yellow electrical wire, and a suffocating sense of disarray.

1.2 archaic or literary A large drinking container with a wide mouth.The imitations imply knowledge of imported origins and, in fact, the Divari tombs did contain Augustan-period beakers of Italian thin-walled ware....

The beaker in front of the first pitcher is a prize example of Anthony Rasch's New Orleans work, about 1825 to 1835.
Other discoveries include a wooden beaker, barbed arrowheads and armour.

1.3 Archaeology A waisted pot characteristic of graves of the Beaker folk.Excavated in 1911, the primary burial dates to about 2500 BC and comprised a crouched inhumation in a cist accompanied by a beaker, bone pin, and flint tools....

From the near vicinity, there is a small beaker in Romano-British style from a grave at Little Wittenham, embellished with scenes depicting episodes in the life of Christ.
They included a pair of gold earrings, three copper knives, five beakers, two sets of flint tools, two stone archer's wristguards and a number of arrowheads.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'large drinking container'): from Old Norse bikarr, perhaps based on Greek bikos 'drinking bowl'.

单词	beaker
释义	beaker /ˈbiːkə / noun British 1A tall drinking container, typically made of plastic, with straight sides and no handle.We had been pre-warned that there wasn't an interval in the show so we'd have to take our pre-show drinks in plastic beakers.... Shapes and patterns - use upturned plastic beakers, egg cups or food storage boxes to press out shapes from a piece of rolled-out dough. A clock ticked, the undrinkable coffee went cold in the plastic beaker. Synonyms cup, tumbler, glass, mug, jug, drinking vessel 1.1A lipped cylindrical glass container for laboratory use.Inside the room-sized locker they built a virtual laboratory - complete with beakers, funnels, jars, glass tubes, transfer pumps and vats of chemicals.... On the north side of the room was Dipper's Magic shop, which was rather humble, comprising only a few shelves behind a counter upon which rested beakers and glass containers of what Doremi recognized were common spell components. I'd anticipated him working inside a Back-To-The-Future kind of laboratory with bubbling beakers, coiled yellow electrical wire, and a suffocating sense of disarray. 1.2 archaic or literary A large drinking container with a wide mouth.The imitations imply knowledge of imported origins and, in fact, the Divari tombs did contain Augustan-period beakers of Italian thin-walled ware.... The beaker in front of the first pitcher is a prize example of Anthony Rasch's New Orleans work, about 1825 to 1835. Other discoveries include a wooden beaker, barbed arrowheads and armour. 1.3 Archaeology A waisted pot characteristic of graves of the Beaker folk.Excavated in 1911, the primary burial dates to about 2500 BC and comprised a crouched inhumation in a cist accompanied by a beaker, bone pin, and flint tools.... From the near vicinity, there is a small beaker in Romano-British style from a grave at Little Wittenham, embellished with scenes depicting episodes in the life of Christ. They included a pair of gold earrings, three copper knives, five beakers, two sets of flint tools, two stone archer's wristguards and a number of arrowheads. Origin Middle English (in the sense 'large drinking container'): from Old Norse bikarr, perhaps based on Greek bikos 'drinking bowl'. Rhymes Costa Rica, Dominica, eureka, Frederica, Griqua, jobseeker, leaker, loudspeaker, seeker, shrieker, sika, sneaker, speaker, squeaker, streaker, Tanganyika, theca, tikka, Topeka, wreaker
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