flask是什么意思

时间：2026-05-06 10:20:58

单词 flask

标签六级雅思 GRE

音标英 [flɑːsk] 美 [flæsk]

释义 n. 容器；瓶子；热水瓶；细颈烧瓶；细颈球形玻璃容器；香水瓶；保温瓶；可放在身后裤袋里的酒瓶；防泄漏铅胆容器

变形复数 flasks

flask 常用

短语搭配

(1)vacuum flask真空烧瓶, 保温瓶, 热水瓶

(2)powder flask火药筒

(3)Erlenmeyer flask锥形烧瓶，爱伦美氏烧瓶

(4)hip flask小扁酒瓶

(5)volumetric flask容量瓶；量瓶

(6)conical flask锥形烧瓶；锥形瓶

双语例句

(1)My mother prepared a flask of tea for me.

我的母亲为我准备了一保温瓶的茶。

(2)He poured out a glass of vodka from flask.

他从酒瓶中倒出了一杯伏特加。

(3)She broke a flask in chemistry class.

她上化学课时打碎了一个烧瓶。

(4)Shall I fill this flask?

要把这个烧瓶装满吗

(5)A flask is a flat bottle that is used to carry alcohol in your pocket.

酒瓶是一个扁平的瓶子用来在口袋里装酒

(6)He took out a metal flask from a canvas bag.

他从帆布袋里拿出了一个金属水瓶。

(7)The graduations are marked on the side of the flask.

烧瓶壁标有刻度。

(8)There are some sandwiches here and a flask of coffee.

这儿有一些三明治和一瓶咖啡。

(9)The flask is completely watertight, even when laid on its side.

这水瓶即使平放也不漏一滴水。

(10)The vacuum flask has a strong casing, which won't crack or chip.

这个真空瓶有一个坚固的外壳，不会破裂。

同义词

n. 烧瓶；长颈瓶，细颈瓶；酒瓶，携带瓶

lagena winebottle

flask 牛津

释义

a container or bottle, in particular

容器，瓶子，尤指：

a narrow-necked glass container, typically conical or spherical, used in a laboratory to hold reagents or samples

（尤指实验室里装试剂或标本的圆锥形或球形）细颈烧瓶。

a narrow-necked bulbous glass container, typically with a covering of wickerwork, for storing wine or oil

（尤指有柳条编织套的藏酒或油用的）细颈球形玻璃容器。

a small glass bottle for perfume

香水瓶。

Brit. a vacuum flask

〈英〉保温瓶，热水瓶。

a hip flask

可放在身后裤袋里的酒瓶。

(亦作nuclear flask)an extremely strong lead-lined container for transporting or storing radioactive nuclear waste

（运输或储存放射性核废料的）防泄漏铅胆容器。

the contents of any of these containers

瓶装物

a flask of coffee.

一瓶咖啡。

historical short for POWDER FLASK.

〈史〉 POWDER FLASK的简称。

类似拼写词

flask n. 容器；瓶子；热水瓶；细颈烧瓶；细颈球形玻璃容器；香水瓶；保温瓶；可放在身后裤袋里的酒瓶；防泄漏铅胆容器

flash v. 闪耀；突然显示；闪过；掠过；飞驰；炫耀；使闪耀；使闪动；亮灯发送；迅速看一眼

词源

"Middle English （in the sense ‘cask’）： from medieval Latin flasca. From the mid 16th cent. the word denoted a case of horn, leather, or metal for carrying gunpowder. The sense ‘glass container' （late 17th cent.） was influenced by Italian fiasco, from medieval Latin flasco. Compare with FLAGON."