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flask [flɑ:sk] N

1. flask:

flask (bottle)
flask (for wine)
flask (for spirits)
flask (for travelling)

2. flask CHEM:

flask
bučka f

ˈhip flask N

hip flask

Thermos® [ˈθɜ:mɒs] N, Thermos® bot·tle N, Thermos® flask N

ˈvacuum bot·tle N, ˈvacuum flask N esp Brit

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Further, side-branches and the flask-shaped protuberances occasionally protrude from the tubes, on which the ornament is larger (2.5 m rather than 1 m).
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Whilst the locomotive was written-off, the flask was undamaged.
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A flask can be any size so long as it is larger than the pattern being used to make the sand mold.
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Flasks and glass-lined chemical reactors are damaged by long exposure to hot sodium hydroxide, which also frosts the glass.
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He tries to make a flask of tea, but there is none left.
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The hot water is typically added from a kettle or a thermo flask.
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He is also very fond of his rum, which he drinks from a leather flask.
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The trophozoites are flask shaped and have the neck embedded in the host cell.
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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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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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