A dropper is a small tool used to transfer liquids in very small amounts, usually in the form of drops. It consists of a thin, flexible tube with a rubber bulb at one end. By squeezing the bulb, liquid is drawn into the tube, and by releasing it, the liquid is dispensed drop by drop. Droppers are commonly used in laboratories, medicine, and even in kitchens for tasks that require precise measurements of liquids, such as adding small amounts of chemicals, medicines, or food ingredients.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „dropper” po angielsku

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