Container Lid.

Abstract

A cup lid (104) includes a base receiver (128) centrally located on the base (118) and a base (118) limiting a drinking opening (130) off-center on the base (118). A top cap (120) limiting a straw opening (129, 162) has a rotatable latch (144) attached to the receiver (128). A seal (152) limits a slit (160) aligned with the straw opening (129, 162) to receive a straw (126). The top cap (120) can be rotatably positioned in a first position where the slit (160) is aligned with the drinking opening (130). The top cap (120) can be rotatably positioned in a second position where the slit (160) is misaligned with the drinking opening (130).

Description

1 28434 5 TARIFF DOOR LID STATE OF THE ART Drinking containers with various types of lids are used to drink from when needed. They are used to contain liquids or beverages. These types of lids, for example... The drinking vessel may include a drinking opening through which a beverage can be consumed by tilting it. 15 The drinking opening can be blocked by a tab formed together with the top cover, However, this nail rarely closes the drinking opening sufficiently, and the lid... It causes leakage when shaken or tilted. Certain caps, Access to the liquid via a pipette inserted through a slit in the lid. It can provide a solution, but these cracks often lead to leaks as well. 20 SUMMARY In one aspect, the technology relates to a container lid which includes the following: (1) a base receiver centrally located on the base and (2) 25 on the base a base and a straw that limit the drinking opening outside the center a top cover that limits its opening; here the cover includes: the receiver a rotatable latch and a pipette to retrieve the pipette. a gasket that limits a gap aligned with the opening; here, the top cover, 2 5 in a first position where the slit is aligned with the drinking opening It can be positioned in a rotatable manner, and here the top cover, the slit... It can be rotated to a second position where it is misaligned with the drinking opening. It can be positioned in this way. In one example, with the top cover in the second position, The drinking opening remains exposed. In another example, the seal has a head, a tail, and It includes a base connecting the head and tail, where the head slit defines the boundaries. Again 10 In another example, the head and tail are largely coplanar, and a first It lies in the plane, where the base is not coplanar to the first plane. It is located on a second plane. In another example, the top cap, the pipette. It borders a counter-opening placed opposite the first opening, and here the head, The pipette extends from one opening, and here the tail extends from the opposite opening. 15 In another example of the above design approach, the gasket also serves as an anchor. The boundaries and here the top cover limit an anchor receiver for taking the anchor. And here the anchor, anchor receiver, and base receiver are aligned. In one example, the base It covers an upper surface and the upper cover delimits a lower surface. In another example, 20 the upper surface of the base at least partially accommodates a first receiver and a second receiver boundaries and here, the top cover, a lock extending from the underside of the top cover It includes. In another example, when the top cover is in the first position, the lock is in the first position. It is engaged with the receiver, and here, with the top cover in the second position, the lock is in the second position. is engaged with the buyer. In yet another example, the gasket has numerous 25s. Includes rotatable wings. In another example of the above aspect, the lid also has a latch. It includes an O-ring placed around it. In one example, the base receiver has numerous It restricts the ventilation duct. In another example, the top cover, the first 30 3 in position 5 and in position 2, there are numerous ventilation ducts. It closes. In yet another example, the top cover closes with the drinking opening of the tail. aligned with the tail drinking opening when the top cover is in the second position It could be placed in a third location where it's misaligned. Yet another one... In the example, an upper surface of the base at least partially houses a primary receiver, a It limits the second receiver and a third receiver, and here, the top cover, the top cover 10 It includes a lock that extends from its bottom surface. In another example of the above orientation, with the top cover in the first position, The lock is engaged with the first receiver; when the top cover is in the second position, the lock It is engaged with the second receiver and when the top cover is in the third position, the lock is 15 It is engaged with a third party. In one example, it contains a beverage. The lid of the container is provided. In another direction, technology creates a base that limits a drinking opening and A container with a top lid fixed to the base in a rotatable manner. 20 It relates to the method of using the lid, where the top lid is a gasket. It involves a pipette opening limited by; the method follows these steps: Includes: placement of the top cover in the first rotated position, where When in the first rotated position, the straw opening aligns with the drinking opening. aligned; the top cover is positioned in the second rotated position, where 25 In the second rotated position, the drinking opening remains exposed and the top the lid is placed in the third rotated position, where the third When in the rotated position, the sealing element is in contact with the drinking opening. aligns. In one example, the method also uses a pipette with the top cap in the first position. This involves inserting a pipette into the hole, thereby lifting the seal. 30 4 In another example, the lid includes a lock and receiver, and here the top lid has 5 at least one of the first position, second position and third position Insertion engages the lock with the receiver. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES Figure 1A shows a sample container with a container body and a container lid. It shows the perspective view. FIGURE 1B shows the container in FIGURE 1A with the container body separated from the container lid. It shows a perspective view in that situation. Figures 2A and 2B respectively represent a lid from Figures 1A and 1B. an expanded exploded top perspective view and an expanded 15 It shows an exploded bottom perspective view. Figures 3A and 3B respectively show the first of the lids in Figures 1A and 1B. Top view and cross-sectional view at the pipette retrieval position. It shows. Figures 4A and 4B respectively show a second, 20-inch lid of the container in Figures 1A and 1B. Top view and cross-sectional view in the open position. It shows. Figures 5A and 5B respectively show a third of the lid of the container in Figures 1A and 1B. Top view and cross-sectional view in the closed position. It shows. 25 Figures 6A and 6B respectively represent a lid from Figures 1A and 1B. The fourth, intermediate top view and cross-sectional view are shown in section 5. It shows. Figure 7 shows a method for using a container lid. DETAILED EXPLANATION Here is a beverage container (for example, a reusable or single 10 (a disposable cup, large mug, bowl or similar may be shown) The lid is explained. The lid is a top cover on the lid. It will allow it to be positioned in a way that allows it to rotate in multiple positions. It is configured in this way. In the first position, the top cover, the lid of the container and 15 through which a straw can be inserted into the container via a drinking opening inside. It is positioned in this way. A gasket is placed in an opening in the top cover, and The straw is inserted here; this is in case the container is shaken or tipped over. It reduces or prevents liquid leakage. In a second position, the top cover, lid the drinking opening of the lid will be open and accessible It is positioned so that a user can use it without a pipette (e.g., 20 It allows the person to drink the liquid from the container (with their lips in direct contact with the lid). In a third position, the top cover will close the drinking opening. It is positioned in such a way that leaks from here are partially or completely contained. This can prevent the pressure applied to draw liquid from the container (for example, through a pipette). (when using or pouring the liquid directly into the mouth) the 25 on the container lid It can be discharged through a vent. Rotating the top cover between three positions affects the cover base and the top of the cover. one or more locks on one or both of the covers 6 This is facilitated by finding it. 5 between the three locations described above. As it rotates, the lock(s) slide along an upper surface of the cover base and thus creating a gap between this top surface and a lower surface of the top cover or This creates a gap. This allows friction between the base and the top cover. The lock(s) are reduced to facilitate turning. At certain positions, the lock(s) 10 that engages with one or more receptors on the other side of the base and cap It both places the lid neatly in the desired position and... the user receives tactile or visual feedback that the cover is properly positioned It provides an audible indication. Additionally, the lock(s) must be engaged with the receiver(s). It helps to hold the lid in the correct position. The lid depicted. The configuration includes some of these structural features, but fewer than 15. a number of structural features required or desired for a particular application They can be combined in this way. Thus, one or more of the above properties The structure of the cap, which contains more than one, allows the liquid inside the cap to move during transit. The captain helps prevent leakage. Figure 1A shows an example with a container body (102) and a container lid (104). FIGURE 1B shows a perspective view of the container (100). In the container (100) in 1, the container body (102) is separated from the container lid (104). It shows a perspective view in this situation. FIGURES 1A and 1B are equal. This has been explained in a timely manner, and each feature described here is available in both forms for 25 days. It is not seen there. The container (100) is a large reusable cup. It is shown as such, but alternatively a glass, mug, goblet, stein, tankard, container, beaker, drinking sets, beverage sets or for consumption It may be in the form of another container to hold liquid drinks. Container (100) for liquids Although limited to the container used, the container (100) can be used if needed or desired 30 7 5 when including any other substance, material or item. can also be used. The cup body (102) has an upper end part (106) and an opposite lower end part (108) and has a middle section (110) that extends between them. The body of the vessel (102), an internal compartment configured to hold liquids (112) 10 boundaries. The upper end (106) is open for access to the inner compartment (112) and the lower end Part (108) is closed. The inner compartment (112) is closed from the upper end (106) to the middle part. (110) extends into and towards the lower end (108). In the example, the body of the container (102), the upper end (106) has a diameter slightly smaller than the lower end (108). It has a largely cylindrical shape, but the other container is 15 Various configurations (e.g., conical, stepped, inclined, etc.) can be considered. As shown in the figure, the container body (102) includes a handle (113). However, in another example, the body of the cup (102) has a handle It does not have to contain. The container body (102) may be made of plastic. In other respects, the container body (102) is made of glass, ceramic, stainless steel and 20 It can be made from similar materials or combinations thereof. Container body (102) provides a barrier for the liquids inside from the surrounding environment. It can also be manufactured to provide insulation. For example, the container body (102) single or it may have a double-walled structure. In other examples, the grip or To improve holding, one or more 25s on the cup body (102) Ribs or other features (not shown) may be present. The lid (104) is attached to the lid body (102) in a removable manner. It is configured accordingly. For example, the upper end of the vessel body (102) (106), It includes a container engagement part (114) to be fixed to the container lid (104). 30 8 In the example, the lid (104) can be used to reduce leakage as described below or 5 a base that is engaged together in a rotatable manner to prevent (118) and includes a top cover (120). The top cover (120) can be easily closed. by two raised ends (122) that allow it to be rotated It includes a limited rotatable body (116). The top cover (120) closes the lid. (104) (for example, the positions of the top cover (120) as described herein 10 A cover axis (AL) for positioning under various (limited) conditions It rotates around. Base (118), on the cap engagement part (114) a toothed external interface for engaging in a toothed manner with embedded teeth (124) may include, but other such as fastening nut, press fit etc. Connection system types can also be considered. Raised ends (122) 15 so that the base (118) will rotate within a raised edge (125) A pipette (126) is inserted into the cup through a pipette opening (129). It extends from the lid (104) to the inner compartment (112) of the container body (102). Figures 2A and 2B respectively represent a 20 of the lid of the container (104) in Figures 1A and 1B. extended exploded top perspective view and extended It shows an exploded bottom perspective view. Figures 2A-2B are explained simultaneously, and all explained figures are included. The components are not shown in all figures and are shown in Figures 1A and 1B above. Some of the components described do not require further explanation. (Cap) Includes lid (104), base (118) and top cover (120). Base (118), lid engaged with a corresponding interface on its body (not shown) It includes a geared external interface (124) to be. Base (118), axis (AL) a centrally located base receiver (128) on it and 30 9 A drinking opening (130) outside the centre limits the base receiver (128), receiver 5 (128) numerous ventilation channels in the form of slits extending along (132) boundaries. Around the receiver (128), on the upper surface of the base (118) (136) There are numerous receivers (134) formed in the form of indentations. The receivers (134) place the top cover (120) in certain predetermined locations. When rotated, a 10 is placed on the lower surface (140) of the top cover (120). It is positioned to engage one or more locks (138). An O- The ring (142) is placed around a latch (144) extending from the lid (120). and to prevent or restrict the leakage of liquid from inside the container sealing of an interface between the base (118) and the cover (120) It helps. The latch (144) protrudes inside the base receiver (128) and a 15 The lid (120) is secured to the body (116) by rotating it with double teeth (144a, 144b). The body of the top cap (120) (116), especially the pipette opening (129) and opposite opening (146) (as it is opposite the pipette opening (129) (named) and an anchor receiver placed between them (148) 20 It limits numerous openings and receivers, including pipette opening (129), Each of the counter opening (146) and the anchor receiver (148) shall have a seal (152) located in a gasket recess (150) configured to take It takes place. The gasket (152) is used in the construction of other parts of the cover (104). Unlike the plastic used, rubber, silicone or another 25 It may be made of material. This gives the gasket (152) a different tactile feel. and has other performance advantages as described below. It enables it to happen. The gasket (152) is 30 where an anchor (156) comes out and will go into the gasket recess (150). Includes a long base (154) sized as shown. A head section (158) 5 It is placed at the first end of the long base (154) and the pipette (not shown) is taken It limits at least one slit (160) in a pipette opening (162) for the long base. (154) a tail section (164) is placed at the opposite end. Head section (158) and Each of the tail sections (164) has a (140) on the lower surface of the top cover (120). 10 configured to match the corresponding indentation (166a, 166b) It includes an outer perimeter. This means that these parts of the seal (152) are separated from the lower surface (140) it keeps it relatively high so that the top cover (120) is close to the base (118) When rotated, it reduces friction. The position of the locks (138) is such that As explained elsewhere in the document, the top cover (120) rotates It also allows the base (118) to rise relative to the upper surface (136) during this process. 15 Figures 3A and 3B respectively represent a lid (104) of the container in Figures 1A and 1B. First, a top view and a cross-sectional view at the pipette retrieval position. This is shown in Figures 3A-3B, which are explained simultaneously. Not all components described are shown in all figures, and the above 20 Further explanation of some of the components described in FIGURES 1A-2B. It is not required. Gasket (152), anchor (156), head (158) and tail It is fixed to the top cover (120) from part (164). The central base (154), top limiting the pipette opening (129) and the counter opening (146) of the cap (120) It delimits a first plane (P1) located above the part. Head part 25 (158) and tail section (164) are enlarged and the cap (120) pipette located under the part that limits the opening (129) and the counter-opening (146) It limits a plane (P2). Therefore, these planes P1 and P2 are coplanar. is not and helps to insulate these penetrations against leaks. It will be. The seal between the base (118) of the lid (104) and the lid is 30 11 (not shown), the shown threaded connection (124) and adjacent to it 5 This is ensured by means of an installed perimeter seal (168). In the straw taking position shown in FIGURE 3A-3B, the drinking opening at the base (118) (130), pipette opening (158) at the head of the seal (152) (162) It is aligned with the pipette opening (129) on the top cover (120) where it is positioned. This 10 In the figure, the pipette (126) passes through the slit (160) into the inner compartment of the container (not shown) It can be inserted. The part of the gasket (152) that limits the slit (160) is thus lowered. deviating correctly and numerous fins that surround the pipette (126) By forming a seal, it reduces or prevents leakage from here. The gasket (152) (gasket anchor (156)), anchor receiver (148) and base receiver (128) each have 15 The pipette is aligned along the cap axis (AL). As shown in FIGURE 3B, the pipette In the receiving position, two locks (138) engage with two receivers (134). Other In the examples, different numbers of locks can be used with multiple receivers; each The receiver is locked when the cover is placed in the predetermined positions. It is positioned in a way that will create engagement. 20 Figures 4A and 4B respectively represent a lid (104) of the container in Figures 1A and 1B. second, top view and cross-sectional view in the open position. This is shown in Figures 4A-4B, which are explained simultaneously. Not all components described are shown in all figures and above 25 Further explanation of some of the components described in FIGURES 1A-3B. It is not required. The receiver (128) with the teeth (144a, 144b) of the latch (144) The engagement between them is depicted. In the example depicted, the cover (120), approximately according to the pipette taking position shown in Figures 3A and 3B. It is rotated 90 degrees. In this position, the drinking opening (130), straw opening 30 12 (129) is misaligned with the lid (120), for example the user’s mouth is 5 of the base. (118) drinking by bringing it close to the raised edge (125) and tilting the cup so as not to prevent liquid from pouring out of the opening (130) is positioned. As shown, engagement in the open position is indicated. with locks and receivers placed in a cross-section of approximately 90º. Although it is implemented, in this position the two locks are separated from the two receivers (134). 10 Figures 5A and 5B respectively represent a lid (104) of the container in Figures 1A and 1B. third, top view and cross-sectional view in the closed position. This is shown in Figures 4A-4B, which are explained simultaneously. Not all components described are shown in all figures, and the above 15 Further explanation of some of the components described in FIGURES 1A-4B. It is not required. In the example depicted, the cover (120) is shown in Figures 3A and 3B. Approximately 180 degrees depending on the pipette retrieval position shown. It has been rotated. In this position, the drinking opening (130) is the tail of the seal (152). part (164) is closed by and thus leakage from here is reduced or 20 is prevented. The part of the gasket (152) that limits the gap (160) is large. to the contrary, in a largely closed configuration It is installed. As shown, in the closed position, two locks (138) connect to two receivers. (134) engages, but another number of locks and receivers as mentioned above. Engagement between them could also be considered. 25 Figures 6A and 6B respectively show a lid (104) of the container in Figures 1A and 1B. Fourth, top view and cross-sectional view in the intermediate position. This is shown in Figures 4A-4B, which are explained simultaneously. Not all components described are shown in all figures, and the above 30 13 Further explanation of some of the components described in FIGURES 1A-5B is provided in 5. It is not required. In the example depicted, the cover (120) is shown in Figures 3A and 3B. approximately 45 degrees according to the pipette retrieval position shown. It has been rotated. In the intermediate position, the top cover (120) is shown above. It is between any of the locations such that there is no lock (138) It is not engaged with any receiver (134). In this way, the locks 10 (138) slides by rotating along the (136) upper surface of the (118) base and thus It creates a gap or space between the base (118) and the top cover (120). This reduces friction between these two components and, as explained above... It makes switching between locations easier. Figure 7 shows a container, such as the multi-component, rotating lid container described here. A method of using the cover (200) is shown. Such a a beverage cap, a base and bottom that limit a drinking opening. It may include a top cover that is fixed in a rotatable manner. The top cover is a It may include a pipette opening and a seal around the pipette opening. Method (202) 20 It begins with step number [number]; the top cover is brought to the first rotated position; Here, in the first rotated position, the straw opening aligns with the drinking opening. aligned. In optional operation (204), method (200) cover first This may involve placing a pipette into the pipette opening while in that position. Once installed, the seal is placed over the pipette to reduce or prevent leakage. It creates a seal around it. The process (206) creates a second top cover. It anticipates being brought to a rotated position; here the second rotated When in this position, the drinking opening remains open. In the process (208), the top cover is a It is brought to the third rotated position; here, the third rotated When in this position, the gasket is aligned with the drinking opening. 30 14 This explanation is included in Appendix 5, where only some of the possible examples are shown. some examples of current technology by referring to the drawings It explains. However, other aspects take many different forms. can be concretized and is limited to the examples given here. should not be interpreted in a way that is incomplete. Rather, these examples should be interpreted as a complete and accurate representation of this explanation. It must be complete and the scope of possible examples must be fully defined for experts in the field. It is given for the purpose of conveying it as such. The different examples explained here Any number of features can be combined into a single instance, and here an alternative that has fewer or more of the features described Examples are possible. Furthermore, as used here and in the requests, The phrase "at least one of elements A, B or C" must be one of the following 15 It is intended to represent any of the following: element A, element B, element C element, elements A and B, elements A and C, elements B and C, and A, B and C elements. These are just specific examples of the terminology used here. used for the purpose of limiting and not intended to be restrictive It should be understood that, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise, the specification includes 20 The singular forms used, such as "one," "this," and "that," refer to the subject they are referring to. It creates a meaning that also includes the plural form. Furthermore, in technology, it refers to knowledge. and a skilled person, in light of the measurement techniques used here To what degree do terms like "approximately" or "to a large extent" refer to will understand that it expresses the level. The inability to clearly define such terms 25 or inability to be understood by a person with technical knowledge and skills In this case, terms like "approximately" or "majorly" can indicate plus or minus. That would mean ten percent. While specific examples are limited here, the scope of the technology extends beyond these particular 30 This is not limited to these examples. A person with knowledge and skills in the field can use the existing 5 be aware of other examples or improvements that fall within the scope of the technology will result. Therefore, specific structures, actions, or environments only These are explained with illustrative examples. Examples according to technology are given here. Unless otherwise stated, this is generally explained but not explicitly stated. It can also use elements or components that are not exemplified together. 10 The scope of the technology includes the following requirements and their equivalents: It is limited. 16 REFERENCE LIST 5 Beverage container or cup 100 Container body 102 Lid or cap 104 Upper end 106 10 Lower end 108 Middle section 110 Internal compartment 112 Handle 113 Section 114 15 of the engagement agreement (Rotatable) body 116 Base 118 Top (lid) 120 Elevated tip 122 (Cover) axis(i) AL 20 Threaded external interface / threaded connection 124 Raised edge 125 Pipette 126 (Base) receiver(s) 128 Pipette opening 129 25 Drinking capacity 130 Ventilation duct 132 Receiver 134 Top surface 136 Lock 138 30 17 Bottom surface 140 5 O-ring 142 Latch 144 Tooth 144a, 144b Opposite opening 146 Anchor receiver 148 10 Gasket recess 150 Gasket 152 Long sole / center sole 154 Anchor (seal) 156 Head (part) 158 15 Crack 160 Pipette opening 162 Tail (part) 164 The corresponding indentations are 166a and 166b. First plane P1 20 (Second) plane P2 Surround seal 168 Method 200 (Procedure) First rotated 202 25 of the top cover (120) being brought to position; here the first rotated While in this position, the straw opening (129, 162) is for drinking. aligned with the opening (130) 18 (Procedure) With the top cover (120) in the first position, pipette 204 5 inserting a pipette (126) into the opening (129, 162) (Process) A second rotated top cover (120) 206 being brought to position; here the second rotated When in this position, the drinking opening (130) remains exposed 10 (Process) A third rotated 208 of the top cover (120). to be brought to position; here, the third rotated with the gasket (152) and the drinking opening (130) in position aligned 15

Claims

19 REQUIREMENTS 5 1. A lid (104) which includes the following: (1) a base receiver centrally located on the base (118) (128), and (2) a drinking opening outside the centre (118) at the base (130) a limiting base (118); and 10 a top cap (120) limiting a pipette opening (129, 162), where The top cover (120) contains the following: a latch placed in a rotatable position on the receiver (128) (144); and To take a pipette (126), use the pipette opening (129, 162) with 15 a gasket (152) limiting an aligned gap (160), Here the top cover (120), the drinking opening of the slit (160) (130) can be rotated to a first position where it is aligned with (130). It can be positioned in this way and Here, the top cover (120), the drinking opening of the slit (160) is 20 (130) can be rotated to a second position where it is misaligned. It can be positioned in this way.

2. According to claim 1, the lid is (104), where the top lid is (120) second. When in this position, the drinking opening (130) remains exposed. 25 3. According to claim 1, the lid is (104) where the gasket (152) is a head. (158), a tail (164) and a base connecting the head (158) and the tail (164). (118) contains, where the head (158) slit (160) limits. According to claim 3, the lid of the vessel is (104), where the head (158) and the tail are 5 (164) is largely coplanar and lies in a first plane (P1) and Here the base (118) is a second plane that is not coplanar to the first plane (P1). It is located in the plane (P2).

5. According to claim 4, the container lid (104) is where the top lid (120) and the pipette 10 a counter-opening (146) placed opposite the opening (129, 162) boundaries and here the head (158) extends from the pipette opening (129, 162) and here The tail (164) extends from the opposite opening (146).

6. According to claim 4, the lid is (104) where the gasket (152) is also a 15 anchor (156) limits and here top cover (120), to get anchor (156) a limit of an anchor receiver (148) and here the anchor (156), anchor receiver (148) and base receiver (128) is aligned.

7. According to claim 3, the lid is (104) where the base (118) is one top 20 It includes a surface (136) and the top cover (120) borders a lower surface (140).

8. According to claim 7, the lid of the container is (104), where the top of the base (118) is The surface (136) has at least part of a first receiver (134) and a second receiver (134) boundaries and here, top cover (120), 25 from the bottom surface of the top cover (120). (140) includes a lock (138) that extends. According to claim 8, the lid is (104), where the top lid is (120) When in the first position, the lock (138) is engaged with the first receiver (134) and Here, with the top cover (120) in the second position, the lock (138) is with the second receiver 30 21 (134) are engaged. 5 10. According to claim 1, the lid is (104) where the gasket (152) is numerous. Includes deflection flaps.

11. According to claim 1, the lid is (104) and additionally the latch (144) is 10 It contains an O-ring (142) placed around it.

12. According to claim 1, the lid is (104) and the base receiver is (128) It limits the number of ventilation ducts (132).

13. According to claim 12, the lid is (104), where the top lid is (120), numerous ventilation ducts in both the first and second positions (132) closes. According to claim 3, the lid is (104), where the top lid is (120), 20 where the tail (164) is aligned with the drinking opening (130) and the top cover (120) While in the second position, the tail (164) is wrong with the drinking opening (130). It can be placed in a third location where it is aligned.

15. According to claim 14, the lid of the container is (104), where the base (118) is one 25 surface (136) at least partly a first receiver (134), a second receiver (134) and limits a third receiver (134) and here, the top cover (120), top It includes a lock (138) extending from one of the bottom surfaces (140) of the lid (120).

16. According to claim 15, the lid of the container is (104), where: 30 22 When the top cover (120) is in the first position, the lock (138) is the first receiver (134) 5 becomes engaged with; When the top cover (120) is in the second position, the lock (138) is with the second receiver (134). becomes engaged and When the top cover (120) is in the third position, the lock (138) is the third receiver (134) becomes engaged with. 10 17. A beverage container (100) including a lid (104) according to claim 1.

18. A base (118) and bottom (118) limiting a drinking opening (130) a container with a rotatable fixed top cover (120) 15 There is a method (200) for using the lid (104), where the top a pipette opening (129) limited by a cap (120) and a gasket (152), 162) includes; method (200) includes the following steps: the top cover (120) is brought to the first rotated position; here When in the first rotated position, the straw opening (129, 162) is the drinking opening 20 (130) is aligned with (202); the top cover (120) is brought to a second rotated position; Here, when in the second rotated position, the drinking opening (130) remains open. (206); and the top cover (120) being brought to a third rotated position; 25 here, the seal (152) drinking opening when in the third rotated position Aligned with (130) (208).

19. According to claim 18, the method is (200) and also the first of the top cover (120). While in this position, insert a pipette (126) into the pipette opening (129, 162) (204) 30 23 and thus involves removing the gasket (152). 5 20. According to claim 19, the method is (200), where the lid (104) is a It includes the lock (138) and receiver (134) and here the first position of the top cover (120), The lock is placed in at least one of the second and third positions (138) engages with the receiver (134). 10

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