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Definition of bottled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
packagingcontained or sold in a bottle
- We bought some bottled water for the trip..
2.
emotionkept restrained or suppressed
- She kept her feelings bottled for years.
Expressions with bottled
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suppress emotions or thoughts
He tends to keep things bottled up instead of talking about his problems.
product or creation exceptionally successful or impressive
Her latest novel is bottled lightning in the literary world.
water sold in bottles for drinking, often spring or mineral
She always buys bottled water when traveling.
gas stored in a cylinder under pressure
We use bottled gas for our barbecue.
wine stored and sold in bottles instead of barrels or taps
The restaurant lists its bottled wine separately from wine by the glass.
aged and bottled under U.S. legal regulations
This whiskey is bottled in bond, ensuring its quality.
wine made and bottled on the same estate
This estate bottled wine has a unique flavor.
Origin of bottled
Middle English, bottle (container) + -ed (suffix)
Terms with bottled included in their meaning
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beer drinks
available from a tap or keg, not bottled or canned
commercial product
bottled water sold as a beverage
cooking
pungent bottled sauce for steak dishes
British condiment
bottled sauce with malt vinegar, fruit, and spices
drink
bottled water for drinking
industry
factory where drinks are bottled
wine
estate where wine is produced and bottled
transportation
truck used for transporting bottled goods in crates
energy
brand name for bottled butane or propane gas
business
business selling bottled water
drink
type of bottled water
beverages
sparkling mineral water bottled in the French spa town
distilled beverage
aged and bottled under U.S. legal regulations
single estate
wine made and bottled on the same estate
Examples of bottled in a sentence
Bottled sauces are convenient for quick meals. His bottled anger eventually erupted. Bottled emotions can lead to stress.
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- French:en bouteille, réprimé, ...
- German:abgefüllt, unterdrückt, ...
- Italian:in bottiglia, soffocate, ...
- Spanish:embotellado, reprimido, ...
- Portuguese:engarrafada, reprimido, ...
- Chinese:瓶装的, 压抑的, ...
- Japanese:ボトル入り, 抑えられた, ...
- Arabic:مُعَبَّأ, مكبوت, ...
- Hebrew:מְבֻקְבָּק, כָּבוּשׁ, ...
- Russian:в бутылках, подавленный, ...
- Ukrainian:бутильований, стриманий, ...
- Hindi:बोतलबंद, दबाया हुआ, ...
Definition of bottle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
kitchencontainer for liquids with a narrow neck
- She filled the bottle with water.
2.
contentsliquid held inside a narrow-necked container
- He drank the whole bottle in one go.
3.
baby feedingcontainer for feeding babies, usually with a nipple
- She warmed the bottle before feeding the baby.
4.
- He showed a lot of bottle during the match.
Verb
1.
infant feedingtr. feed an infant with baby formulatr.
- She bottled the baby before bedtime.
2.
packagetr. seal liquid in containers for storage or later usetr.
- They bottled the homemade lemonade for the party.
3.
- He bottled the jump at the last second.
4.
- The team bottled the match in the final minutes.
Images of bottle
container for liquids with a narrow neck
Expressions with bottle
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suppress or conceal emotions
He bottled up his feelings for years..
person who dyes their hair blonde
She is known as a bottle blonde in her town.
suppress emotions due to fear or lack of courage
He wanted to cry but decided to bottle it.
lose courage in a challenging situation
She bottled out at the last minute.
model ship inside a glass bottle
He admired the ship in a bottle on the shelf.
suppress emotions or feelings
He tends to bottle it up instead of talking about his problems.
drink all from a bottle quickly
He managed to down a bottle in seconds.
cause something uncontrollable or irreversible to begin
He let the genie out of the bottle by revealing the secret.
stop drinking alcohol after drinking too much before
He has been off the bottle for six months.
keep emotions hidden from others
She bottles up emotions, never letting anyone see her cry.
keep emotions hidden to avoid conflict
She bottled up her feelings to keep the peace in the family.
state of despair often linked to drinking
He hit rock bottom at the bottom of a bottle.
impossible to undo or reverse something once it has happened
Once the secret was out, you can't put the genie back in the bottle.
open a bottle to start drinking
Let's crack a bottle and celebrate the win.
open a bottle, usually alcohol
Let's crack open a bottle of wine to celebrate.
drink alcohol excessively, often after a setback
After losing his job, he started to hit the bottle.
way to send a message without knowing the recipient
Sending an email to the wrong address is like a message in a bottle.
party game where players kiss or do dares
We played spin the bottle at the party.
avoid drinking alcohol completely
He promised to stay off the bottle after rehab.
someone responsible for all tasks from important to trivial
He is the chief cook and bottle washer in the small company.
capturing something powerful and elusive
The artist managed to catch lightning in a bottle with her latest masterpiece.
start drinking alcohol often, usually because of problems
After losing his job, he took to the bottle.
the situation cannot be reversed or undone
Once the news was out, the genie has left the bottle.
something has been released and cannot be undone
Once the secret was revealed, the genie's out of the bottle.
Origin of bottle
Old French, bouteille (bottle)
Examples of bottle in a sentence
The bottle shattered on the floor. The bottle was filled with fresh spring water. She poured the bottle into the cooking pot. I packed an extra bottle for the trip. Please wash the bottle after bedtime. It takes bottle to stand up to a bully.
She lost her bottle before the final exam. He decided to bottle the infant for the night feeding. They always bottle the twins before their nap. They bottled the wine after fermentation. The factory bottles thousands of drinks daily. She bottled the speech out of nervousness. They bottled the plan at the last minute. They bottled the championship after leading by 20 points. He bottled the race despite being the favorite.
View all translations of bottle
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- French:bouteille, donner le biberon, ...
- German:Flasche, füttern, ...
- Italian:bottiglia, dare il biberon, ...
- Spanish:botella, dar el biberón, ...
- Portuguese:garrafa, dar biberão a, ...
- Chinese:瓶子, 喂养, ...
- Japanese:ボトル, ミルクを与える, ...
- Arabic:زُجَاجَة, رَضَّعَ, ...
- Hebrew:בַּקְבּוּק, לְהַאֲכִיל בְּבַקְבּוּק, ...
- Russian:бутылка, кормить из бутылочки, ...
- Ukrainian:пляшка, годувати, ...
- Hindi:बोतल, दूध पिलाना, ...
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