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1. (n.) canister
a small box or jar, often one of a kitchen set, for holding tea, coffee, flour, sugar, etc.
2. canister
(on a gas mask) the container of neutralizing substances through which poisoned air is filtered.
Etymology: (1670–80; < L canistrum wicker basket)
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| Definition of 'canister' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) case shot, canister, canister shot
a metallic cylinder packed with shot and used as ammunition in a firearm
2. (noun) canister, cannister, tin
metal container for storing dry foods such as tea or flour
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| Definition of 'canister' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) canister
a small basket of rushes, reeds, or willow twigs, etc
2. (noun) canister
a small box or case for holding tea, coffee, etc
3. (noun) canister
a kind of case shot for cannon, in which a number of lead or iron balls in layers are inclosed in a case fitting the gun; -- called also canister shot
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Sense: a box or case usually of metal.
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Afrikaans: trommel, blik |
Arabic: صُنْدوقٌ مِن صَفيح |
Bulgarian: метална кутия |
Brazilian: lata |
Czech: kanystr, barel |
German: der Kanister |
Danish: beholder |
Greek: μεταλλικό κουτί |
Spanish: bote, lata |
Estonian: kanister |
Farsi: قوطی |
Finnish: kanisteri |
French: boîte (en métal) |
Hebrew: פָּחִית |
Hindi: कनस्तर, टिन |
Croatian: limenka, kanister |
Hungarian: bádogdoboz |
Indonesian: kotak |
Icelandic: (málm)kassi, dós |
Italian: scatola metallica |
Japanese: かん |
Korean: 작은 깡통 |
Lithuanian: kanistras |
Latvian: skārda kārba |
Malay: bekas |
Dutch: bus |
Norwegian: (blikk)boks, kiste, dunk |
Polish: pudełko metalowe |
Persian: قوطی |
Pashto: قطی |
Portuguese: caixa |
Romanian: canistră |
Russian: канистра |
Slovak: plechovica, nádoba |
Slovenian: kanta |
Serbian: kanister |
Swedish: kanister |
Thai: กระป๋อง |
Turkish: teneke kutu |
Taiwanese: 小(金屬)罐 |
Ukrainian: невелика бляшана коробка, |
Urdu: ڈبہ یا کنستر |
Vietnamese: hộp nhỏ |
Chinese: (通常为金属的)小罐 |
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