phial
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++phi·al /ˈfaɪəl/ noun [countable]
MHa small bottle, especially for liquid medicines 小(药)瓶 SYN vialphial of a phial of morphine 一小瓶吗啡
Examples from the Corpus
phial• A pack of 10 phials costs £19.95 and is available by mail order from Foltene, .• Many general practitioners will know the unpleasant effect that a broken phial of dextrose has on the inside of a medical bag.• I looked at each phial of heart stimulant in turn, the files, the needles in their sterile jar.• The drugs, most of which are contained in glass phials, will kill if taken, said police.• Then they pulled out tiny glass phials of white crystal.• Clutching the phial of thallium in his pocket he got back into the car.• The miracle has been performed by the Archbishop of Naples since 1389 when the phial mysteriously first appeared.• The door irised open and he reached inside, drawing out the tiny phial before the door closed up again.phi·al nounChineseSyllable
especially medicines small Corpus for a bottle, liquid
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phial
phi‧al /ˈfaɪəl/
noun [countable]

a small bottle, especially for liquid medicines
SYN vial
phial of
a phial of morphine
vi‧al /ˈvaɪəl/
(also phial British English) noun [countable] formal
a very small bottle used for medicine, perfume etc
| I |
noun [countable]
a small bottle, especially for liquid medicines
SYN vial
phial of
| II |
(also phial British English) noun [countable] formal Date: 1300-1400
Origin: phial
Origin: phial

a very small bottle used for medicine, perfume etc