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Meanings of vial in English
Usage of vial in English
1
I barely tasted the pellet, and replaced it carefully in the vial.
2
We considered TTP as the shortest time registered for any positive vial.
3
Louise takes a vial of green food coloring out of her purse.
4
And she broke the vial by flinging it on the floor violently.
5
And the first went and poured out his vial upon the earth.
6
It's been eighteen years since the last vial of Immortis was made.
7
He placed the vial between his lips and fell to the pavement.
8
He repeated the process two more times until the vial was empty.
9
And its blueness, even in the vial, held an intensity of luminousness.
10
The next article he produced from the grip was a small vial.
11
Consider what happens when someone sends a vial of saliva to 23andme.
12
Put the vial under the lower petal, and simply tip the blossom.
13
He put it to his nose as he had the tiny vial.
14
You must uncork that vial and fling the contents into his face.
15
Efficiency variation is accomplished by increasing the vertical displacement of the vial.
16
On her table stood the little vial with its draught of oblivion.
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Vial across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common