词典释义：
a glass or plastic container, typically one with a narrow neck, used for storing drinks or other liquids
（装饮料或其他液体的）狭颈小口瓶。
the contents of such a container
一瓶（的容量）
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he managed to get through a bottle of wine .他勉强喝下了一瓶酒。
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〈非正式〉 酒癖，嗜酒
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more women are taking to the bottle 越来越多的女性正在爱上杯中之物
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some turn to the bottle for comfort .有的人借酒消愁。
〈英〉 （婴儿）奶瓶。
short for
<Bold>HOT-WATER BOTTLE</Bold>的简称。
a large metal cylinder holding liquefied gas
（装液化气的）钢瓶。
[mass noun]
〈英，非正式〉 勇气；信心
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I lost my bottle completely and ran .我完全丧失了勇气，跑开了。
[with obj.](一般作
把（饮料或其他液体）装入瓶中。
〈英〉 把（水果蔬菜等）装瓶保存。
[一般作 adj.
将（液化气）装瓶。
[no obj.](
〈英， 非正式〉 丧失勇气，泄气
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the Minister has bottled out of real reforms .部长已丧失了真正推行改革的勇气。
[with obj.]
〈非正式〉 用玻璃瓶砸
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he was bottled offstage at a club last Saturday .上星期六，在一家夜总会他被用玻璃瓶砸下了台。
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bottle and glass Brit ．rhyming slang arse 〈英， 谐俚〉 屁股；笨蛋，饭桶 -
hit the bottle informal start to drink alcohol heavily, especially as a form of spurious comfort〈非正式〉 酗酒（尤指借酒消愁） -
in bottle （of wine） having been aged for a specified number of years in its bottle （酒）储存经年the wine is ready for drinking after eight years in bottle ． 这酒藏了八年，现在能喝了
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bottle someone up keep an enemy force trapped or contained 诱（敌）入圈套；围困；钳制the army was bottled up inside the citadel ． 部队被围困在城堡内 -
bottle something up repress or conceal feelings over a period of time 掩盖；抑制，压制if she bottles it up ,it will only be worse later 假如她把这憋在心里，以后情况会更糟 ［as adj．bottled up ］Lily's bottled-up fury ． 莉莉憋着一肚子怒气
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glass/plastic bottles 玻璃瓶/塑料瓶
真题例句：
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a/one bottle of + 名词 一瓶...
真题例句：
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(数字 +) bottles of + 名词 几瓶...
真题例句：
"late Middle English （denoting a leather bottle）： from Old French
