Glassware: meaning, definitions and examples
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glassware
[ ˈɡlæsˌwer ]
kitchenware
Glassware refers to various items made of glass, such as cups, plates, and bowls. It is commonly used for serving drinks or food.
Synonyms
glass containers, glass items, glass vessels.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
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glassware |
Repeated entry, please refer to the first explanation. |
glass items |
A more general term, 'glass items' can refer to any object made of glass, without specifying its use or function. It's a broad phrase suitable for contexts where the function is unknown or varied.
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glass vessels |
Often used in more formal or scientific contexts, this term refers to glass containers used to hold liquids. It can be used in both everyday and specialized settings, such as laboratories.
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glass containers |
This term is used to describe any container made of glass that serves a storage function, such as jars or bottles. It is often used in contexts related to packaging, food storage, and recycling.
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Examples of usage
- Please be careful with the glassware, it's fragile.
- She collected antique glassware from different countries.
- The restaurant has a beautiful collection of glassware for special events.
Translations
Translations of the word "glassware" in other languages:
🇵🇹 vidraria
🇮🇳 काँच के बर्तन
🇩🇪 Glaswaren
🇮🇩 barang pecah belah
🇺🇦 скляний посуд
🇵🇱 szkło
🇯🇵 ガラス製品 (ガラスせいひん)
🇫🇷 verrerie
🇪🇸 vidriería
🇹🇷 cam eşyası
🇰🇷 유리 제품 (유리 제퓸)
🇸🇦 أواني زجاجية
🇨🇿 skleněné zboží
🇸🇰 sklenený tovar
🇨🇳 玻璃器皿 (bōlí qìmǐn)
🇸🇮 steklenina
🇮🇸 glerílátur
🇰🇿 шыны ыдыс
🇬🇪 შუშის ნაწარმი
🇦🇿 şüşə qablar
🇲🇽 vidriería
Etymology
The history of glassware dates back thousands of years, with evidence of glassmaking found in ancient civilizations such as Mesopotamia and Egypt. The development of glassware has evolved over time, with advancements in techniques and designs. Glassware became more widespread and accessible with the Industrial Revolution, leading to its use in various household and commercial settings.
See also: eyeglasses, glass, glasses, glasshouse, glasspaper, glassy.