wine bottle

English

A wine bottle full of red wine

Alternative forms

• (rare) winebottle, wine-bottle

Etymology

Inherited from Middle English wynebotellys pl, equivalent to wine +‎ bottle.

Noun

wine bottle (plural wine bottles)

1. A tall bottle with a long neck, normally made of dark or clear glass, for holding and serving wine.

Hyponyms

• Balthazar
• chopine
• clavelin
• demi
• double magnum
• Goliath
• half bottle
• imperial
• Jeroboam
• magnum
• Marie Jeanne
• McKenzie
• Melchior
• Melchizedek
• Methuselah
• Midas
• Nebuchadnezzar
• piccolo
• Primat
• quadruple magnum
• quarter bottle
• Rehoboam
• Salmanazar
• snipe
• Solomon
• sovereign
• split wine bottle
• standard
• tappit hen
• tregnum
• triple magnum

 

Translations

bottle for holding wine

• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 酒樽 (zau² zeon¹)

  Hokkien: 酒矸 (zh-min-nan) (chiú-kan), 酒矸仔 (chiú-kan-á), 酒瓶 (zh-min-nan) (chiú-pân)

  Mandarin: 酒瓶 (zh) (jiǔpíng)

• Czech: láhev na víno f
• Danish: vinflaske (da) c
• Dutch: wijnfles (nl) m or f
• Esperanto: vinbotelo
• Estonian: veinipudel (et)
• Finnish: viinipullo (fi)
• French: bouteille de vin f
• German: Weinflasche (de) f
• Greek: μπουκάλι του κρασιού n (boukáli tou krasioú)
• Hungarian: borosüveg (hu)
• Japanese: ワインボトル (wainbotoru)
• Norwegian:

  Bokmål: vinflaske (no) m or f

  Nynorsk: vinflaske f

• Portuguese: garrafa de vinho f
• Romanian: sticlă de vin f
• Slovene: buteljka f
• Spanish: botella de vino f
• Swedish: vinflaska (sv) c, vinpava (sv) c (colloquial)
• Turkish: şarap şişesi
• Ukrainian: винна пляшка f (vynna pljaška)
• Welsh: costrel win f