Definitions
- Referring to an underground storage tank for collecting and storing water. - Describing a large container used for storing liquids, such as oil or chemicals. - Talking about a specific type of tank used in medical procedures to collect bodily fluids.
- Describing a natural or artificial body of water used for storing and supplying water. - Referring to a large tank or container used for storing a particular substance, such as gas or fuel. - Talking about a source or supply of something that can be drawn upon when needed.
List of Similarities
- 1Both refer to containers used for storing liquids.
- 2Both can be used for storing water.
- 3Both can be artificial or man-made structures.
- 4Both can serve as a source or supply of something.
What is the difference?
- 1Location: Cisterna is typically underground, while reservoir can be above ground or natural.
- 2Purpose: Cisterna is specifically designed for collecting and storing water, while reservoir can store various substances.
- 3Size: Reservoirs are generally larger in scale compared to cisternas.
- 4Usage: Cisternas are commonly used for household or small-scale water storage, while reservoirs are often used for municipal or industrial purposes.
- 5Accessibility: Cisternas are usually accessed through underground openings, while reservoirs may have visible surfaces or infrastructure for easy access.
Remember this!
Cisterna and reservoir are both synonyms for containers used to store liquids. However, there are some differences between them. A cisterna is an underground tank specifically designed for collecting and storing water, while a reservoir can be above ground or natural and can store various substances. Additionally, reservoirs are generally larger in scale and often used for municipal or industrial purposes, while cisternas are commonly used for household or small-scale water storage.
