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carafe

noun (carafe, carafes)

«carafe» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

A glass jug with a narrow neck and no lid, used for serving water or wine at the table. tree →

In the lessons

In everyday life and restaurants, water is served in a carafe. In maths problems, a carafe may hold, say, 1 litre, and pupils work out how many glasses it fills.

Examples

  • The waiter brought a carafe of water. tree →
  • The carafe holds one litre. tree →
  • Pour the juice from the carafe. tree →
  • Mum put a carafe of water on the table. tree →
  • How many 250 ml glasses can a 1 litre carafe fill? tree →
  • The glass carafe broke on the floor. tree →

Note

Say «ka-RAFF». Countable. In maths problems, use its capacity: a 1 litre carafe fills four 250 ml glasses.

On Mova

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