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flask
[bauchige] Flasche
English
English
German
German

flask [flɑ:sk, Am flæsk] N

1. flask (bottle):

flask for liquids
flask for wine
flask for spirits
Flachmann m <-s, -män·ner> inf
flask for carrying
flask for carrying
flask for travelling
Feldflasche f <-, -n>
flask for travelling
thermos flask
thermos flask
a flask of whisky

2. flask CHEM:

flask
flask
flask
conical [or Erlenmeyer]flask
flat-bottomed flask

3. flask (container):

flask for gunpowder
flask for gunpowder
flask for nuclear fuel, radioactive waste
flask for nuclear fuel, radioactive waste
Kastor m <-s> spec
vacuum flask

4. flask MECH, TECH (frame):

flask in casting
[Form]kasten m spec

ˈhip flask N

hip flask
Flachmann m <-s, -män·ner>

Erlenmeyer flask [ˌɜ:lənmaɪəˈflɑ:sk, Am ɜ:rlənmaɪɚˈflæsk] N CHEM

col·ˈlect·ing flask N CHEM

ˈshow flask N CHEM

show flask

Thermos flask [ˈθɜ:mɒs-, Am ˈθɜ:rməs-] N Brit

Thermos flask

ˈvacuum flask N esp Brit

vacuum flask

ˈsickle flask N TECH

sickle flask
German
German
English
English
[glass] flask

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Most heat transfer occurs through the neck and opening of the flask, where there is no vacuum.
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Pre-cultures may then be grown in shake flasks.
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Flasks are commonly made of steel, aluminum or even wood.
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Whilst the locomotive was written-off, the flask was undamaged.
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Born blue, the attending doctor asked her father for a bit of liquor from his hip flask to revive the baby.
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