Definition of «bottled»

The term "bottled" has several meanings depending on its context.

1) In a general sense, it can refer to something that is packaged or contained in a bottle, such as liquid (e.g., water, soda), gas (e.g., carbonated beverages), or even solid items (e.g., honey).

2) It can also mean to capture or preserve an experience, moment, or feeling by taking a picture or recording it in some way. For example, "I bottled that special moment when my child took their first steps."

3) In a more figurative sense, the term can be used to describe someone who is very emotional or expressive, as if they are "bottling up" their feelings inside.

Usage examples

I bought a bottle of freshly bottled water from the store.
She bottled her homemade tomato sauce and stored it in the pantry.
The company bottled 1000 units of their new energy drink for distribution.
I always prefer bottled juices over canned ones.
They bottled their own wine and labeled each bottle with care.
The brewery bottled their signature beer in glass bottles.
The factory workers meticulously bottled the hand sanitizer before shipping it to stores.
We enjoyed a cold, bottled beer while watching the sunset at the beach.
I found a vintage Coca-Cola bottle that was still sealed and bottled decades ago.
The restaurant offered a wide selection of bottled craft beers from local breweries.

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Sentences with «bottled»

We collected tens of thousands of bottles of water, thousands of pounds of food, hygiene products, first aid supplies and more. (www2.erie.gov)
If the child tries to throw anything overboard like water bottle of milk, it falls below the child's feet and into the basket. (babystrollersellect.com)
I'll be buying my wine in bottles in no time. (davidmarkbrownwrites.com)
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Definition of «bottled»

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Phrases with «bottled»

Sentences with «bottled»

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