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Meanings of beaker (beakers) in English
Usage of beakers in English
1
The Queen prepared her beakers and set her potions to a boil.
2
I started getting out beakers and vials and a small alcohol burner.
3
Examined the petri dishes, beakers, and test tubes relating to the substance.
4
The wooden lab tables were highly polished, shiny beakers arrayed upon them.
5
Slaves waited on them, and filled their earthen beakers with yellow beer.
6
It's got three trays, and each one is filled with glass beakers.
7
Larger drinking-cups of silver were called beakers, or tankards, beer-bowls, or wine-bowls.
8
It was dark and Mr. Franklin was sorting beakers in the closet.
9
The Cahokia team wondered whether the beakers had contained black drink instead.
10
When he leads them in beakers and jugs to the foe,-
11
All three vials were then suspended in beakers filled with water.
12
In the collection are fragments from goblets, beakers, bowls, and wineglasses.
13
The deeply stained deal table was littered with beakers and test-tubes.
14
Folk still hogged pavement tables, reluctant to abandon their wine beakers and gaming-boards.
15
Even the singing students were to drink out of silver beakers.
16
Mrs. Ricketts, another jug of the right amber, and two beakers.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common