Translation guide
Japanese expressions for glassware, from general terms to specific types like glasses, cups, and laboratory equipment.
The broad category of items made of glass, such as drinking glasses, bowls, and decorative objects.
The most direct and common translation for 'glassware' as a category. Used in shops, catalogs, and everyday conversation.
This store has a wide selection of glassware.
A slightly more formal or technical term, often used for glass vessels or containers. Common in contexts like tableware or laboratory equipment.
Specifically refers to glass tableware (plates, bowls, cups). Useful when distinguishing from ceramic or plastic dishes.
Can glassware be used in the microwave?
Vessels for drinking, such as tumblers, wine glasses, or beer glasses.
The most common word for a drinking glass. Can refer to any type of glass for beverages.
Glass equipment used in scientific experiments, such as beakers, flasks, and test tubes.
The standard term for laboratory glassware. Used in scientific and educational contexts.
Glass objects made for decoration, such as vases, sculptures, or ornaments.
Refers to glass art or craft items. Suitable for galleries, souvenir shops, or describing handmade glass.
ガラス器は割れやすいので注意してください。
Please be careful as glassware is fragile.
Please give me a glass for cold drinks.
Often used for everyday tumblers or cups, not necessarily made of glass. Can be plastic or metal. Slightly more casual than グラス.
I bought plastic cups for the kids.
Specifically a tumbler, a flat-bottomed drinking glass without a stem. Often used in bars or for whiskey.
I like to drink whiskey in a tumbler.
Please wash the laboratory glassware before use.
A more technical term for scientific glassware, often used in industry or specialized catalogs.
I work for a manufacturer of scientific glassware.
I bought this glassware in Venice.
Glasswork or glass craftsmanship. Often implies delicate, intricate items.
The glassware vase is beautiful.