tank
A big container that holds liquid or gas.
A large, typically strong container used for storing liquids or gases.
A strong military vehicle with big guns that moves on tracks.
A heavily armed, armored combat vehicle that moves on tracks.
To do very badly at something and fail.
To perform very poorly or fail completely, especially in business, entertainment, or sports.
To lose on purpose in a game or sport.
To deliberately lose or perform badly in a game, match, or competition, usually for strategic reasons.
A glass box with water for keeping fish alive inside a building.
A glass or transparent container filled with water for keeping fish or other aquatic animals alive indoors.
- Base: tank
- Plural: tanks
- Base: tank
- 3rd Person Singular: tanks
- Present Participle: tanking
- Past: tanked
fuel tank
1Container in vehicle for fuel
The part of a car, plane, or other vehicle where fuel is kept.
- We need to fill up the fuel tank before our trip.
- The motorcycle's fuel tank holds about 15 liters.
in the tank for [someone/something]
1Strongly biased toward someone/something
To support someone or something too much and without being fair or balanced.
- Critics say the media is in the tank for that candidate.
- He’s clearly in the tank for big corporations.
tank top
1Sleeveless shirt with straps and no collar
A shirt without sleeves that has straps over the shoulders.
- She wore a white tank top and jeans.
- Tank tops are popular in summer.
think tank
1Organization that develops ideas and policies
A group of experts who study problems and suggest ideas, often for government or business.
- The report was produced by an independent think tank.
- She works for an education think tank that advises schools.