vacuum bottle in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for vacuum bottle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vacuum bottle N Am

vacuum bottle

termo m

Translations for vacuum bottle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.vacuum [Am ˈvækˌju(ə)m, Brit ˈvakjuːm] N

1. vacuum PHYS:

vacuum

vacío m

vacuum packaging

envasado m al vacío

2. vacuum (void):

vacuum

vacío m

our community does not exist in a vacuum

nuestra comunidad no vive aislada (del resto del mundo)

a power vacuum

un vacío de poder

II.vacuum [Am ˈvækˌju(ə)m, Brit ˈvakjuːm] VB intr

vacuum

pasar la aspiradora

vacuum

aspirar LatAm

III.vacuum [Am ˈvækˌju(ə)m, Brit ˈvakjuːm] VB trans

vacuum

pasar la aspiradora por

vacuum

aspirar LatAm

to vacuum a carpet/room

pasar la aspiradora por una alfombra/una habitación

to vacuum a carpet/room

aspirar una alfombra/una habitación LatAm

I.bottle [Am ˈbɑdl, Brit ˈbɒt(ə)l] N

1.1. bottle C:

bottle (container)

botella f

bottle (of perfume, medicine, ink)

frasco m

return empty bottles

devuelva los envases

return empty bottles

devuelva los cascos Spain

a wine/milk bottle

una botella de vino/leche (el envase)

a bottle of wine/milk

una botella de vino/leche

baby's or feeding bottle

biberón m

baby's or feeding bottle

mamadera f CSur Peru

baby's or feeding bottle

tetero m Col

baby's or feeding bottle

mamila f Mex

we must get together over a bottle

tenemos que reunirnos para tomar algo

bottle rack

botellero m

1.2. bottle C (contents):

bottle

botella f

1.3. bottle (alcohol) inf:

to go on the bottle

darse a la bebida

to come off the bottle

dejar la bebida

to hit the bottle

darle a la bebida inf

to hit the bottle

darle al trago esp LatAm inf

2. bottle U (courage, nerve) Brit:

bottle inf

agallas fpl inf

to have a lot of bottle

tener muchas agallas inf

to have a lot of bottle

ser muy agalludo LatAm inf

to lose one's bottle

achicarse inf

to lose one's bottle

acobardarse

II.bottle [Am ˈbɑdl, Brit ˈbɒt(ə)l] VB trans

1.1. bottle wine/beer/milk:

bottle

embotellar

bottled in France

embotellado en Francia

bottled beer

cerveza f en or de botella

bottled milk

leche f en or de botella

bottled water

agua f (con artículo masculino en el singular) embotellada

1.2. bottle Brit FOOD:

bottle

poner en conserva

2. bottle (hit with bottle) Brit:

bottle sl

darle un botellazo a

vacuum bottle in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vacuum bottle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vacuum bottle N, vacuum flask N Brit

vacuum bottle

botella f al vacío

Translations for vacuum bottle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.vacuum [ˈvækju:m] N

1. vacuum PHYS (area without gas, air):

vacuum

vacío m

perfect vacuum

vacío m perfecto

2. vacuum (absence of direction):

to fill/leave a vacuum

llenar/dejar un vacío

3. vacuum (isolated from influences, people):

in a vacuum

en un vacío

4. vacuum (hoover):

vacuum

aspiradora f

II.vacuum [ˈvækju:m] VB trans

vacuum

limpiar con la aspiradora

to vacuum sth up

pasar la aspiradora a algo

I.bottle [ˈbɒtl, Am ˈbɑ:t̬l] N

1. bottle (container):

bottle

botella f

bottle of ink, perfume

frasco m

bottle baby's

biberón m

2. bottle no pl inf (alcohol):

the bottle

la bebida

to hit the bottle

empinar el codo

3. bottle no pl Brit inf (courage):

bottle

agallas f pl

II.bottle [ˈbɒtl, Am ˈbɑ:t̬l] VB trans

bottle

embotellar

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

During this work he discovered that a welding process he was using could be used to insulate a vacuum bottle with steel instead of glass.

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The vacuum bottle included in them, however, steadily evolved during the course of the decade and into the 1970s.

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Transfer to an insulated vacuum bottle or thermos and when ready to enjoy, pour into biodegradable cups for sipping on.

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It had no vacuum bottle, but did have a handle.

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Their use predates the invention of vacuum bottles as a means of keeping hot liquids hot.

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What was originally a steel vacuum bottle with glass liner, cork or rubber stopper, and bakelite cup became an all-plastic bottle, with insulated foam rather than vacuum.

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The fluid is drained by gravity, a syringe or by connection to a vacuum bottle.

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