beaker
英 [ˈbiː.kər]
美 [ˈbiː.kɚ]
1. pitcher beaker.
2. 谐音“杯口儿”。
beaker 无柄塑料杯词源同pitcher, 罐,壶,t为插入字母。来自希腊词bikos, 陶土杯,可能最终来自basin,盆。
- beaker
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beaker: [14] The immediate source of beaker was Old Norse bikarr. It is widespread in the West Germanic languages (German has becher, for instance), and it seems likely that Old Norse acquired it from Old Saxon bikeri. But it was borrowed into prehistoric West Germanic from medieval Latin bicarius, which in turn goes back to Greek bikos ‘earthenware jug’ (ultimate source of English pitcher [13]).
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- beaker (n.)
- "open large-mouthed vessel," mid-14c., from Old Norse bikarr or Middle Dutch beker "goblet," probably (with Old Saxon bikeri, Old High German behhari, German Becher) from Medieval Latin bicarium, which itself is probably a diminutive of Greek bikos "earthenware jug, wine jar" (said to be an oriental word, perhaps a borrowing from Syrian buqa "a two-handed vase or jug"). Form assimilated in English to beak.
- 1. a beaker of coffee
- 一杯咖啡
- 2. She drank from a plastic beaker.
- 她用一只大塑料杯喝水.
- 3. A thermometer is placed in a mixture of ice and water in a beaker.
- 有一个温度计放在烧杯内冰和水的混合物中.
- 4. O for a beaker full of the warm South.
- 哎,满满一杯南方的温暖.
- 5. The beaker was placed on top of a torch.
- 烧杯被放在喷灯上方.