vial
vial — 名詞
- vialsingular
- vialsplural
1. a tiny bottle, often made of glass, used to hold a small amount of liquid, espec
小藥瓶
裝藥水、香水等液體的小瓶子
a tiny bottle, often made of glass, used to hold a small amount of liquid, especially medicine or perfume
The nurse filled a small vial with the flu vaccine before the clinic opened.
護理師在診所開門前，先在一個小藥瓶裡裝滿了流感疫苗。
fill a vial with a medical liquid
Saira dropped a tiny vial of perfume, and it broke on the floor.
Saira 弄掉了一個裝香水的小瓶，瓶子在地上摔破了。
Each blood sample was stored in a labelled vial at the hospital.
每一份血液樣本都裝在貼了標籤的小瓶裡，存放在醫院。
Christopher poured a few drops of oil from the vial into the cup.
Christopher 從小瓶裡倒了幾滴油到杯子中。
Scientists keep the new vaccine in tiny glass vials inside a cold fridge.
科學家把新疫苗裝在小玻璃瓶裡，放在冰冷的冰箱中。
文法句型
a vial of [liquid]
fill a vial with [liquid]
pour [liquid] from a vial
用法筆記
Often appears in medical or scientific contexts, where the liquid inside (a vaccine, sample, or drug) matters more than the exact shape of the bottle.