Definitions for vacuum flask
Princeton's WordNet
vacuum flask, vacuum bottle(noun)
flask with double walls separated by vacuum; used to maintain substances at high or low temperatures
Wiktionary
vacuum flask(Noun)
A bottle, flask or similar vessel having a vacuum between its inner and outer silvered walls; designed to maintain the temperature of its contents
vacuum flask(Noun)
A Dewar vessel is the scientific version, and is most often used to store liquified gases.
vacuum flask(Noun)
A type of glass flask used in a laboratory similar to an Erlenmeyer flask, but with a side spout used for connection to an aspirator. Also known as a Bu00FCchner flask.
Translations for vacuum flask
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
vacuum flask(noun)
a container with double walls that have a vacuum between them to keep the contents from losing or gaining heat
a (vacuum-)flask of hot coffee.
- vakuumflesAfrikaans

- يِرْموس لِحِفظ حَرارَة السَّوائِلArabic

- термосBulgarian

- garrafa térmicaPortuguese (BR)

- termoskaCzech

- die ThermosflascheGerman

- termokande; termoflaskeDanish

- θερμόςGreek

- termoSpanish

- termosEstonian

- فلاسکFarsi

- termospulloFinnish

- bouteille isolanteFrench

- תֶרמוּסHebrew

- निर्वात बोतलHindi

- termos bocaCroatian

- termoszHungarian

- termosIndonesian

- hitabrúsiIcelandic

- thermosItalian

- 魔法びんJapanese

- 보온(진공)병Korean

- termosasLithuanian

- termossLatvian

- kelalang vakum, hampagasMalay

- thermosflesDutch

- termos(flaske)Norwegian

- termosPolish

- termoPortuguese

- termosRomanian

- термосRussian

- termoskaSlovak

- termovkaSlovenian

- vakuum pakovanjeSerbian

- termosflaskaSwedish

- กระติกเก็บความเย็นThai

- termosTurkish

- 保溫瓶Chinese (Trad.)

- термосUkrainian

- تھرمسUrdu

- phích, bình téc mốtVietnamese

- 保温瓶Chinese (Simp.)

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