🛢️vat

noun
/væt/

Meaning

A large container used for holding liquids such as dye or wine.

Example Sentences

The workers filled the vat with freshly pressed grape juice.

Synonyms

container, tank, tub, cask

Antonyms

bottle, flask

Collocations

wine vat, fermentation vat, large vat, dye vat

More Example Sentences

Sure. Take the elevator to your left. It's on the 3rd floor.

Sure. Take the elevator to your right. It's on the 4th floor.

Sure. Take the elevator to your right. It's on the 2nd floor.

Did you study math with any private tutor in your student life?

Did you read English with any private tutor in your student life?

I'd like to make a reservation for October 1 for 4 nights, please.

I'd like to make a reservation for January 2 for 2 nights, please.

I'd like to make a reservation for November 3 for three nights, please.

A girl joins a dance class at a studio near her school to learn hip-hop and contemporary dance every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and her instructor pushes her to practice hard because she shows natural rhythm and energy and within a few months she learns several routines that she performs at the annual school talent show where the audience gives her a standing ovation

A girl joins a dance class at a studio near her school to learn hip-hop and contemporary dance every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and her instructor pushes her to practice hard because she shows natural rhythm and energy and within a few months she learns several routines that she performs at the annual school talent show where the audience gives her a standing ovation and she decides to pursue dance more seriously as a career.

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