Thermos® bottle in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for Thermos® bottle in the English»French Dictionary

thermos® [Brit ˈθəːməs, Am ˈθərməs] N

thermos

thermos ® m or f inv

I.bottle [Brit ˈbɒt(ə)l, Am ˈbɑdl] N

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, inf:

to hit the bottle

caresser la bouteille inf

to be on the bottle

caresser la bouteille inf

to go back on the bottle

se remettre à boire

to take to the bottle

se mettre à boire or à picoler inf

3. bottle Brit (courage):

bottle inf

courage m

bottle inf

cran m inf

to lose one's bottle

se dégonfler inf

have you lost your bottle?

alors, tu te dégonfles? inf

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

1. bottle (put in bottles):

bottle milk, wine

embouteiller, mettre [qc] en bouteilles

2. bottle Brit (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

Thermos® bottle in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Thermos® bottle in the English»French Dictionary

Thermos bottle [ˈθər·məs-] N

Thermos® bottle

thermos m o f

Translations for Thermos® bottle in the English»French Dictionary

I.bottle [ˈba·t̬l] N (container)

bottle

bouteille f

baby bottle

biberon m

II.bottle [ˈba·t̬l] VB trans

bottle

mettre en bouteilles

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A simple variometer can be constructed by adding a large reservoir (a thermos bottle) to augment the storage capacity of a common aircraft rate-of-climb instrument.

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They are most effective in a vacuum thermos bottle or insulated cup with a lid (such as the often-used, foam take-away cups).

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Some systems are vacuum- insulated, acting something like large thermos bottles.

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