Tank ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Tank ( noun )

1. A large container for holding liquids, typically one for industrial or military use.
2. A heavily armed and armored combat vehicle with tracks or wheels, used in warfare.
3. An enclosed swimming pool or aquarium.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from portuguese tanque, from tamil tankam "cistern, reservoir".

Examples:

1. The oil tank had a capacity of 50,000 gallons.
2. The tank was used in the war.
3. The tank was equipped with a powerful gun.
4. The shark tank at the aquarium was a popular attraction.
5. He swam in the tank with the dolphins.

(As a verb)

Tank ( verb )

1. A large container for holding liquids, typically one for industrial or military use.
2. A heavily armed and armored combat vehicle with tracks or wheels, used in warfare.
3. An enclosed swimming pool or aquarium.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from portuguese tanque, from tamil tankam "cistern, reservoir".

Examples:

1. The oil tank had a capacity of 50,000 gallons.
2. The tank was used in the war.
3. The tank was equipped with a powerful gun.
4. The shark tank at the aquarium was a popular attraction.
5. He swam in the tank with the dolphins.