ampolla (bebible
blistering
The Spanish word 'ampolla' primarily translates to 'blister' in English. However, when used in the context of 'ampolla (bebible)', it refers to a small container or vial, containing a drinkable liquid or medicine. The word 'ampolla' in this context may commonly be found in medical or health-related scenarios.
Example sentences using: ampolla (bebible
Pedí una ampolla bebible para aliviar mi tos.
I asked for a drinkable vial to relieve my cough.
The speaker is stating that they requested a type of drinkable medicine, often packaged in a small vial or ampoule, to help soothe their cough.
La farmacia vendía una ampolla bebible de vitamina C.
The pharmacy was selling a drinkable vial of vitamin C.
In this example, the speaker notes that at the pharmacy, there's a particular product being sold - a drinkable vial of vitamin C. Essentially, it means the pharmacy sells small vials containing liquid Vitamin C which are safe for ingestion.
Sin una ampolla bebible de agua esterilizada, no puedo preparar la solución.
Without a drinkable vial of sterilized water, I cannot prepare the solution.
The speaker is indicating that they require a drinkable vial, or small container, of sterilized water to make a solution. The inability to prepare the solution is due to them not having this specific item.