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1. Oxford Dictionary

   bottle

   • IPA[ˈbɒtl]

   英式

   • n.
     a glass or plastic container with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids；the contents of a bottle
   • v.
     place (drinks or other liquid) in bottles；preserve (fruit or vegetables) by placing them in glass jars with other ingredients

   • verb: bottle, 3rd person present: bottles, gerund or present participle: bottling, past tense: bottled, past participle: bottled

   • noun: bottle, plural noun: bottles

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a glass or plastic container with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids he opened the bottle of beer 同義詞 container, flask, carafe, decanter, pitcher, ... 更多flagon, carboy, demijohn
   • ▪ the contents of a bottle she managed to get through a bottle of wine
   • ▪ informal used in reference to the heavy drinking of alcohol more women are taking to the bottle
   • ▪ a bottle fitted with a teat for giving milk or other drinks to babies and very young children.
   • ▪ a large metal cylinder holding liquefied gas.
   • 2. British informal the courage or confidence needed to do something difficult or dangerous I lost my bottle completely and ran 同義詞 courage, courageousness, bravery, valour, intrepidity, ... 更多boldness, nerve, confidence, daring, audacity, pluck, pluckiness, spirit, mettle, spine, backbone, steel, fibre, stout-heartedness, informalguts, gutsiness, spunk, grit, gumption, gameness, ballsiness, moxie, cojones, sand, vulgar slangballs, raretemerariousness, venturousness反義詞 cowardice

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. place (drinks or other liquid) in bottles the wine was bottled in 1997
   • ▪ British preserve (fruit or vegetables) by placing them in glass jars with other ingredients Angela bottled fruit and jam and chutneys
   • ▪ store (gas) in containers under pressure the company is run from premises on Tennyson Street, where the gas is bottled and distributed
   • 2. informal throw a glass bottle at (someone) he was bottled offstage at a club
   • 3. British informal lose one's nerve and decide not to do (something) the leader had completely bottled his confrontation with them one terrified contestant bottles it and scarpers

   bottled

   • adj.
     (of drinks) kept or contained in bottles: the bar has a large selection of bottled beers residents were provided with bottled water

   Oxford Dictionary

   bottled

   • adj.
     (of drinks) kept or contained in bottles: the bar has a large selection of bottled beers residents were provided with bottled water

   Oxford American Dictionary

   bottle blonde

   • adj.
     (of a person's hair) of a bright or light blonde shade produced by dyeing or bleaching.
   • n.
     a person with dyed or bleached blonde hair (typically used of a woman): a bottle blonde who winks at the camera

   Oxford Dictionary

   bottle-o

   • n.
     a shop selling alcoholic drink for consumption elsewhere: I went to the bottle-o to buy him a six pack

   Oxford Dictionary

   wash bottle

   • n.
     a bottle, typically plastic, with a nozzle for directing a stream of liquid on to something.

   Oxford Dictionary

   bottle blond

   • adj.
     (of a person's hair) of a bright or light blond shade produced by dyeing or bleaching.
   • n.
     a person with dyed or bleached blond hair (typically used of a woman): a bottle blond who winks at the camera

   Oxford American Dictionary

   bottle up

   • ph.
     repress or conceal feelings over time

   Oxford Dictionary

   bottle up

   • ph.
     repress or conceal feelings over time

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   片語

   • be full bottle on
   • hit the bottle
   • in bottle
   • bottle out
   • bottle up
3. • 更多解釋

   bottle

   • IPA[ˈbädəl]

   美式

   • n.
     a container, typically made of glass or plastic and with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks ... a bottle of soda pop
   • v.
     place (drinks or other liquids) in bottles or jars: the wine is then bottled bottled beer

   Oxford American Dictionary