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butelki

I. bottle [ˈbɒtl̩, Am ˈbɑ:t̬l̩] N

1. bottle:

bottle (container)
butelka f
bottle (small)
buteleczka f
to be on the bottle fig
zaglądać do kieliszka

2. bottle inf (courage):

bottle
śmiałość f
to have the bottle to do sth
ośmielać [perf ośmielić] się coś zrobić

II. bottle [ˈbɒtl̩, Am ˈbɑ:t̬l̩] VB trans

1. bottle (in jars):

to bottle sth
robić [perf z-] przetwory z czegoś

2. bottle (in bottles):

bottle
butelkować [perf za-]

bottle up VB trans

bottle up
dusić w sobie

bottle bank N

bottle bank
pojemnik m na stłuczkę szklaną

bottle-feed <-fed, -fed> VB trans, intr

bottle-feed
karmić [perf na-] butelką

bottle-green ADJ

bottle-green
butelkowy
bottle-green
ciemnozielony

bottle-opener N

bottle-opener
otwieracz m do butelek

bottle party N

bottle party
impreza, na którą uczestnicy przynoszą alkohol

feeding bottle N

feeding bottle
butelka f [niemowlęca]

vacuum bottle N AM

vacuum bottle → vacuum flask

vacuum flask N Brit

vacuum flask
termos m

water bottle N

water bottle
manierka f

hot-water bottle N

hot-water bottle
termofor m
OpenDict entry

bottle N

hit the bottle (drink too much regularly) pej inf idiom
zaglądać do kieliszka pej inf
hit the bottle (get drunk) inf
upić się
Nansen bottle oceanografia
butla Nansena f
Nansen bottle oceanografia
batometr seryjny m
Present
Ibottle
youbottle
he/she/itbottles
webottle
youbottle
theybottle
Past
Ibottled
youbottled
he/she/itbottled
webottled
youbottled
theybottled
Present Perfect
Ihavebottled
youhavebottled
he/she/ithasbottled
wehavebottled
youhavebottled
theyhavebottled
Past Perfect
Ihadbottled
youhadbottled
he/she/ithadbottled
wehadbottled
youhadbottled
theyhadbottled
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he took away the empty bottles
wyniósł puste butelki
he polished off five bottles of beer
gładko opróżnił pięć butelek piwa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

He lives in the area and thinks traffic will still bottle up from nearby areas that don't get improved.
www.cbc.ca
What if you could bottle up some of that wind or sunlight for later, and redistribute it when need is high?
news.engineering.utoronto.ca
Appears to bottle up anger but will sometimes let it go.
en.wikipedia.org
It is a natural reaction to just block down (or bottle up) our feelings about the experience.
www.independent.ie
Tilt the bottle up -- the tip should be inside of the liquid while you pour it out slowly.
www.businessinsider.com.au

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