Main definitions of lab in English :
lab1 Lab2
lab1
noun informal A laboratory.
More example sentences
‘The samples are tested each month in Ministry labs but at the city's expense.’ ‘Further remodelling and improvement to the science labs is due to take place this term.’ ‘The debate about cloning is about scientists trying to create clones in a lab from an adult animal or human.’ ‘There is no doubt that the number of residential hydroponic labs is on the increase.’ ‘The lab has been compiling data from primary care workers and hospital labs in Scotland.’ ‘Let me describe the sort of experiment that's being done in a lot of labs right now.’ ‘The protesters believe that any action that results in the saving of animals from the labs is justified.’ ‘If you think that isn't cool enough, my dad studies viruses for the medical lab in Atlanta.’ ‘The leak occurs when animal rights activists break into the lab and free the lab's chimps.’ ‘I knew that was why they always told us not to eat or drink in the science labs.’ ‘In December the upper school was hit when arsonists set fire to the science lab.’ ‘In the new building we all lost touch with each other as we disappeared into labs and offices separated by miles of corridors.’ ‘We test white mice and worms in labs and we do experiments on sheep and monkeys.’ ‘We begin at a real crime scene, move through the forensic labs and a morgue, and end in a courtroom.’ ‘She added that during the operation a number of labs, explosives caches and other materiel had been seized.’ ‘A friend who also used to work at the Help Desk ran into me at one of the campus labs one evening.’ ‘All the lab equipment is up for grabs or a whole lab could be adopted and named after a company or founder.’ ‘The secondary students at GIS are enjoying their science lessons in new science labs.’ ‘We can get different types of mice for our lab experiments until we run out of names for them.’ ‘We all braced ourselves for the shrill scream of an alarm when Joseph hurled a brick at the window of one of the science labs.’ Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation.
Main definitions of lab in English :
lab1 Lab2
Lab2
noun informal A Labrador dog.
Example sentences
‘I bought this Black Lab for my five year old granddaughter.’