dropper

/drop-er/US // ˈdrɒp ər //UK // (ˈdrɒpə) //

滴管,滴管式,滴管式过滤器,吸管

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person or thing that drops.
- : a glass tube with a hollow rubber bulb at one end and a small opening at the other, for drawing in a liquid and expelling it in drops; medicine dropper.
- : a short-haired dog that is a cross between a pointer and a setter.

as inassassin

Synonyms

Using droppers, start adding the paint mixture, color by color, into the container.
It’s hard to see the drops come out of the dropper, and using too few could cause a false negative.
An easy way to put varnish in the grooves of a tennis racket is to use a medicine dropper.
The dropper was to be filled with corn, and, thus accoutred, he was ready for doing duty in the newly ploughed field.
“A dibble and a corn-dropper will be more in his way than the rifle, for some weeks to come,” said Mr. Howell.
The dropper is held by its handle while its contents are heated before use.
A hollowed nose-dropper made of metal in the shape of a small kerosene lamp22 is suggested (fig. 9).

/drop-er/US // ˈdrɒp ər //UK // (ˈdrɒpə) //

滴管,滴管式,滴管式过滤器,吸管

n.名词 noun

1
- : a person or thing that drops.
- : a glass tube with a hollow rubber bulb at one end and a small opening at the other, for drawing in a liquid and expelling it in drops; medicine dropper.
- : a short-haired dog that is a cross between a pointer and a setter.

as inassassin

Synonyms

Using droppers, start adding the paint mixture, color by color, into the container.
It’s hard to see the drops come out of the dropper, and using too few could cause a false negative.
An easy way to put varnish in the grooves of a tennis racket is to use a medicine dropper.
The dropper was to be filled with corn, and, thus accoutred, he was ready for doing duty in the newly ploughed field.
“A dibble and a corn-dropper will be more in his way than the rifle, for some weeks to come,” said Mr. Howell.
The dropper is held by its handle while its contents are heated before use.
A hollowed nose-dropper made of metal in the shape of a small kerosene lamp22 is suggested (fig. 9).