tub
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /tʌb/
Forms: tubs
tub means: A wide container with a flat bottom, used to hold things or wash them.
noun
A wide container with a flat bottom, used to hold things or wash them.
- Put the clothes in the tub.
- The empty ice cream tub has a lid.
- We washed the blankets in a large tub.
The amount of something that fills one wide container.
- We shared a tub of yogurt.
- She added half a tub of butter.
- They finished two tubs of ice cream that evening.
A small wooden barrel used to hold liquids or other goods.
- A wooden tub stood in the cellar.
- The sailors carried a tub of gin aboard.
- The old tub leaked through its wooden sides.
verb
To plant or store something in a wide container.
- We tub the young trees each spring.
- The gardener tubbed the shrub in fresh soil.
- They tubbed the butter for storage.
Questions about tub
What does tub mean?
A wide container with a flat bottom, used to hold things or wash them.
What is tub in other languages?
Türkçe: kap · Español: recipiente · Français: bac · Deutsch: Wanne · Italiano: vaschetta · 日本語: たらい
How do you pronounce tub?
It is pronounced /tʌb/.
How do you use tub in a sentence?
Put the clothes in the tub. The empty ice cream tub has a lid.
Learn tub while you read
LookItUp shows the meaning that fits your sentence, in your language, and turns new words into quick practice cards.
Coming soon on the App Store LookItUp app for iPhone and iPad