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Meanings of bell glass in English
Catalan
campana de vidre 
A bell-shaped glass cover used to protect and display delicate objects or to cover scientific apparatus or to contain gases.
Synonyms
Examples for "bell jar"
Examples for "bell jar"
1
We were in the star ship, clustered around a bell jar.
2
Pavlov and his team simulated a Mars-like environment in a large bell jar.
3
The only thing atop it was a glass bell jar covering a desiccated owl.
4
There was a bell jar with a pocket watch inside.
5
Soon the gaseous bubbles come "gloo-glooing" through the water in the bell jar.
Usage of bell glass in English
1
The oldest and at the same time the least suitable contrivance for this is the well known bell glass or globe.
2
A laboratory voltameter consists either of a U-shaped tube or of a trough in which the electrodes are covered by bell glasses (Fig.