Definitions
- Referring to a detachable cover for a container or a jar. - Talking about the movable cover of a box, a chest, or a trunk. - Describing the hinged cover of a toilet seat or a garbage can.
- Referring to the highest part of something, such as a mountain or a building. - Talking about the uppermost surface of an object, such as a table or a desk. - Describing the removable cover of a container or a bottle.
List of Similarities
- 1Both lid and top refer to a covering or a closure for an object.
- 2Both can be removed or detached from the object they cover.
- 3Both can be used to protect the contents of a container or a jar.
- 4Both can be used to prevent spills or leaks.
What is the difference?
- 1Position: Lid is usually located on the side of the object, while top is usually located on the uppermost part of the object.
- 2Function: Lid is primarily used to cover and seal the contents of a container, while top can also serve as a handle or a decorative element.
- 3Shape: Lid is often flat and circular or rectangular, while top can have various shapes depending on the object it covers.
- 4Material: Lid is often made of plastic or metal, while top can be made of various materials, including plastic, metal, cork, or glass.
- 5Usage: Lid is more commonly used for containers or jars, while top is more versatile and can be used for various objects, including bottles, boxes, or furniture.
Remember this!
Lid and top are both synonyms that refer to a covering or a closure for an object. However, lid is typically located on the side of the object and is primarily used to cover and seal the contents of a container, while top is usually located on the uppermost part of the object and can serve as a handle or a decorative element. Additionally, top is more versatile and can be used for various objects, while lid is more commonly used for containers or jars.
