pint
/paɪnt/
noun
- A unit of volume used in the US and UK, equal to 16 fluid ounces (about 473 ml) in the US or 20 fluid ounces (about 568 ml) in the UK.
- He drank a full pint of water after his run.
- She bought a pint of milk from the corner store.
- The recipe calls for a pint of heavy cream.
- A container that holds one pint, often used for liquids like beer or milk.
- He ordered a pint of ale at the pub.
- The bartender handed him a frothy pint of stout.
- She poured the juice into a clean pint glass.
- A measure of a substance, especially blood, equal to one pint.
- The hospital needs donors to give a pint of blood.
- After the accident, he lost nearly a pint of blood.
- Each donation is about one pint of whole blood.