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bottled

UK
/ˈbɒt.əld/
US
/ˈbɑː.t̬əld/

Translations

bottledadjective
more bottled
Comp.
most bottled
Super.
UK
/ˈbɒt.əld/
US
/ˈbɑː.təld/
refouléS'emploie au sens figuré pour des émotions ou des sentiments retenus.
He had bottled anger that he never expressed.
Il avait une colère refoulée qu'il n'exprimait jamais.
en bouteilleSe dit surtout de liquides ou de produits conditionnés en bouteille.
The bottled water was stacked neatly on the shelves.
L'eau en bouteille était soigneusement empilée sur les étagères.
Synonyms
sealed
encased
packaged
contained
bottleverb

bottled

Past Simple

bottled
Past Simple
bottled
Past Participle
bottling
Gerund
UK
/ˈbɒt.əl/
US
/ˈbɑː.t̬əl/
mettre en bouteille
They decided to bottle the homemade lemonade to sell at the market.
Ils ont décidé de mettre en bouteille la limonade maison pour la vendre au marché.
refoulerAu sens figuré: retenir en soi des émotions.
He tends to bottle his anger instead of expressing it.
Il a tendance à refouler sa colère au lieu de l’exprimer.
Additional translations
contenirAu sens de tenir enfermés ou confinés dans un espace.
se dégonflerFamilier, surtout en anglais britannique: perdre son courage au dernier moment.
frapper avec une bouteilleFamilier.
Synonyms
package
contain
seal
store
encase
bottlepast participle

bottled

Used to describe something that has been packaged or stored in a bottle (e.g., bottled water).
en bouteillePour des liquides conditionnés dans une bouteille.
Bottled water is more expensive than tap water.
L’eau en bouteille est plus chère que l’eau du robinet.

Definitions

bottledadjective
Contained or stored in bottles.
The bottled water was stacked neatly on the shelves.
Kept inside or restrained, often used metaphorically to describe emotions.
He had bottled anger that he never expressed.
bottleverb
To put a liquid into a bottle for storage or sale.
They decided to bottle the homemade lemonade to sell at the market.
To suppress or contain emotions or feelings.
He tends to bottle his anger instead of expressing it.
To enclose or confine something as if in a bottle.
Police bottled the protesters into the square.
(Britain, informal) To lose courage; to fail or refrain from acting through fear.
He was about to dive off the cliff, but he bottled at the last moment.
(Informal) To hit or attack (someone) with a bottle.
The fan was arrested after bottling the rival supporter.
bottlepast participle
Packaged or stored in a bottle.
Bottled water is more expensive than tap water.
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