| [/ˈbɔtl; ˋbɑtl/] n 用法:
1 [C] (a) glass or plastic container, usu with a narrow neck, used for storing liquids 瓶子:
a `wine bottle 酒瓶 *
a `milk bottle 奶瓶 *
Come to my party on Saturday -- and remember to bring a bottle, ie of alcoholic drink. 你来参加我们星期六的聚会吧--还有, 别忘了带瓶酒来. =>illus 见插图.
(b) amount contained in a bottle 一瓶的量:
We drank a (whole) bottle of wine between us. 我们俩喝了一（整）瓶酒. 用法:
2 the bottle [sing] (euph 婉) alcoholic drink 酒精饮料; 酒:
She's a bit too fond of the bottle. 她有点太爱喝酒了. 用法:
3 [C usu sing 通常作单数] baby's feeding bottle or milk from this (used instead of mother's milk) 婴儿奶瓶; 奶瓶装的奶（用以代替母乳）:
brought up on the bottle 牛奶喂大的 *
give a baby its bottle 给婴儿喂牛奶. 用法:
4 [U] (Brit sl 俚) courage; impudence 勇气; 卤莽:
He's got (a lot of) bottle! 他真是个（大）冒失鬼! 用法:
5 (idm 习语) be on the `bottle (infml) be an alcoholic 是个酒徒:
He was on the bottle for five years. 他酗酒已五年. hit the bottle => hit1. bottle 2
v 用法:
1 [Tn] (a) put (sth) into bottles 将（某物）装入瓶中:
bottled beer 瓶装啤酒.
(b) preserve (sth) by storing in glass jars 将（某物）盛入玻璃罐中贮存:
Do you bottle your fruit or freeze it? 你是把水果装在罐里保存呢, 还是冷冻起来保存? 用法:
2 (phr v) bottle sth up not allow (emotions) to be seen; restrain or suppress (feelings) 掩盖（情绪）; 抑制（感情）:
Instead of discussing their problems, they bottle up all their anger and resentment. 他们不是把问题提出来讨论, 而是把怒气和怨愤憋在肚子里. |