bottle
BrE /ˈbɒt.l/ AmE /ˈbɑːt.l/
noun en → es
a container with a narrow neck, used for storing liquids or other substances
botella
Collocations bottle of water · bottle of wine
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She bought a bottle of beer.
Ella compró una botella de cerveza.
the amount of liquid contained in one bottle
botella, ración
Collocations a bottle of wine · half a bottle
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They drank two bottles of champagne.
Ellos bebieron dos botellas de champán.
a container for feeding a baby liquid food or milk
biberón, chupete
Collocations baby bottle · feed the baby from a bottle
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The baby is crying for its bottle.
El bebé está llorando por su biberón.
a container with a lid, used to hold medicine or drugs that are taken by mouth
frasco de medicamento
Collocations medicine bottle · take the pills from the bottle
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He took a pill from the medicine bottle.
Él tomó una pastilla del frasco de medicamento.
a small plastic container that is thrown at a target in some sports, such as bowling or curling
bolita (en bolos), bola de plástico
Collocations bowling bottle · curling bottle
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The player rolled the bottle towards the target.
El jugador lanzó la bolita hacia el objetivo.
a limit or restriction, especially one that is imposed by a person in authority
límite, restricción
Collocations spending bottle · set a bottle on something
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The government has set a bottle on the amount of money that can be spent.
El gobierno ha establecido un límite en la cantidad de dinero que se puede gastar.
the act of drinking alcohol, especially in a social setting
fiesta con bebidas alcohólicas
Collocations have a bottle with friends · go out for a bottle
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They went out for a bottle after work.
Salieron después del trabajo para tomar unas copas.
a small container used in painting to hold paint or water
tarro de pintura, recipiente
Collocations painting bottle · mix the colors in a bottle
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The artist mixes his paints in small bottles.
El artista mezcla sus pinturas en pequeños tarros.