bottles dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de bottles dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.bottle [GB ˈbɒt(ə)l, Am ˈbɑdl] SUBST

1. bottle (container):

bottle (for drinks)

bouteille f

bottle (for perfume, medicine, tablets)

flacon m

bottle (for baby)

biberon m

bottle (for gas)

bouteille f

milk/whisky bottle

bouteille f de lait/de whisky

a bottle of wine

une bouteille de vin

‘bring a bottle’ (to party)

‘prière d'apporter une bouteille’

2. bottle (alcohol) fig, fam:

to hit the bottle

caresser la bouteille fam

to be on the bottle

caresser la bouteille fam

to go back on the bottle

se remettre à boire

to take to the bottle

se mettre à boire or à picoler fam

3. bottle GB (courage):

bottle fam

courage m

bottle fam

cran m fam

to lose one's bottle

se dégonfler fam

have you lost your bottle?

alors, tu te dégonfles? fam

II.bottle [GB ˈbɒt(ə)l, Am ˈbɑdl] VERBE trans

1. bottle (put in bottles):

bottle milk, wine

embouteiller, mettre [qc] en bouteilles

2. bottle GB (preserve):

bottle fruit

mettre [qc] en bocal or en conserve

III.bottled ADJ

bottled beer, gas

en bouteille

bottled fruit

conservé en bocaux

bottled water

eau f minérale

bottle out VERBE [GB ˈbɒt(ə)l -, Am ˈbɑdl -] fam GB

bottle out

se dégonfler fam

bottle-feed VERBE trans

bottle-feed

nourrir [qn] au biberon

I.bottle up VERBE [GB ˈbɒt(ə)l -, Am ˈbɑdl -] (bottle [sth] up, bottle up [sth])

1. bottle up (hide):

bottle up anger, despair, grief

étouffer

you shouldn't bottle things or your feelings up

tu devrais exprimer tes sentiments

2. bottle up:

bottle up MILIT, MAR fleet

embouteiller

bottle bank SUBST

bottle bank

réceptacle m à verre

bottle feeding SUBST

bottle feeding

alimentation f au biberon

bottle-fed ADJ

bottle-fed

nourri au biberon

bottle-opener SUBST

bottle-opener

décapsuleur m

bottle party SUBST

bottle party

soirée f (à laquelle chacun apporte une bouteille)

bottle rack SUBST

bottle rack

casier m à bouteilles

bottles dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de bottles dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.bottle [ˈba·t̬l] SUBST (container)

bottle

bouteille f

baby bottle

biberon m

II.bottle [ˈba·t̬l] VERBE trans

bottle

mettre en bouteilles

scent bottle SUBST

scent bottle

flacon m de parfum

feeding bottle SUBST

feeding bottle

biberon m

bottle brush SUBST

bottle brush

goupillon m

bottle up VERBE trans

bottle up

étouffer

bottle-green ADJ

bottle-green

vert bouteille inv

bottle-feed VERBE trans

bottle-feed

nourrir au biberon

bottle rack SUBST

bottle rack

porte-bouteille(s) m

bottle party <-ies> SUBST

bottle party

soirée où l'on apporte une bouteille

bottle heater SUBST

bottle heater

chauffe-biberon m

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

If told that the fee was for ten bottles of wine that the patron's group neither ordered nor drank, the patron would rightly be outraged.

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While much of the cache consists of confiscated bottles of water and sunscreen, volunteers never know what unusual oddments they might stumble upon.

www.ctvnews.ca

The label on the bottles describes each as pick-me-up cologne spray, rather than more usual perfumery categories such as "eau de toilette" or "eau de parfum".

en.wikipedia.org

Compare alcohol to pot and watch all the high horse close minded people clutch their bottles of poison.

www.odt.co.nz

The brewery releases its first six-pack 12-ounce bottles this week after working on the project for a year.

www.nwitimes.com

In 2004, it was revealed that laboratory testing had determined at least 11 bottles in its antique whisky collection were fakes.

en.wikipedia.org

Around $14 for a six-pack of 12-ounce bottles, or $9-$10 on draft.

www.washingtonpost.com

Current local employers include factories making plastic bottles and de-icing products.

en.wikipedia.org

The passengers used plastic bottles to empty out the seawater that sloshed into their vessel.

www.npr.org

However, they need to do that without taking away our privacy, nail clippers and baby bottles.

www.huffingtonpost.com