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このボトルには水が液体として入っています。
This bottle contains water as a liquid.
A substance that flows freely and takes the shape of its container, having a definite volume but no fixed shape.
液体は気体と固体の間の状態です。
Liquids are a state between gases and solids.
この薬は液体の形で服用します。
This medicine is taken in liquid form.
In Japanese, '液体' is commonly used to refer to any liquid substance, including water, oils, and other fluids.
'液体' is often used in scientific and technical contexts, but it is also a common word in everyday language to describe any liquid substance.
The term '液体' is composed of '液' (eki, meaning 'liquid') and '体' (tai, meaning 'form' or 'state'), literally meaning 'liquid form' or 'liquid state'.
'液体' is a general term for any substance in a liquid state. It is commonly used in scientific, medical, and everyday contexts to describe liquids.