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Meanings of flask in English
Usage of flask in English
1
The young man knelt over her, his water flask in his hand.
2
The man bought a large flask; it was the right kind, too.
3
Then I locked the flask in my dressing-case as the dinner-bell rang.
4
Increases in cell number and ezrin expression were confirmed by flask incubations.
5
But before he knew it the flask was in his trembling fingers.
6
All the infusoria were lying motionless at the bottom of the flask.
7
The ovicells are peculiar in their long flask-like form, and tubular mouth.
8
Biomass increase and stilbene production by roots were monitored during flask experiments.
9
You couldn't possibly set out on an expedition without a thermos flask.
10
On the way the chief handed him a flask and a cigar.
11
The Master slipped the flask into his coat pocket and mounted Punch.
12
Thus purified, it enters the flask F and bubbles through the liquid.
13
He returned to the room to examine the contents of his flask.
14
From her large red purse she's already pulling out a quart-size flask.
15
When he returned he carried a flask which he offered to Raskan.
16
The gendarme bowed, handed back the flask, and the train rolled away.
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Flask through the time
Flask across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common