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rebottle

/ɹᵻbˈɑɾəl/ verb

To bottle again or anew.

Word Origin Bottle comes from Latin buttis 'cask, vat' — so originally a large container. Rebottle literally means 'bottle again,' putting something back into a bottle. The same root gives us bottleneck, where the narrow part of a bottle became a metaphor for any constriction.

verb To bottle again or anew.

After the wine tasting, we decided to rebottle the remaining vintage for future use.

(动词) 重新装瓶

品酒会后，我们决定将剩余的佳酿重新装瓶以备将来使用。

(verbo) Envasar en botella de nuevo o nuevamente.

Después de la cata de vinos, decidimos **rebottle** el剩余 vintage para uso futuro.

(verbe) remettre en bouteille; rebouteiller [Mettre en bouteille à nouveau, embouteiller de nouveau.]

Après la dégustation, nous avons décidé de rebottle le reste du millésime pour un usage futur.

(Verb) neu abfüllen; wieder abfüllen [etwas erneut oder auf neue Weise in Flaschen abfüllen.]

Nach der Weinprobe beschlossen wir, den restlichen Jahrgang zu **rebottle**, um ihn später zu genießen.

(動詞) 再び瓶詰めすること。新たに瓶詰めし直すこと。

ワインの試飲の後、将来のために残りのビンテージを瓶詰めし直すことにした。

(verbo) reengarrafar [Engarrar de novo ou novamente.]

Após a degustação de vinhos, decidimos aengarrafar o restante da safra para uso futuro.

Synonyms: repackage re-bottle bottle again recask rejar Antonyms: unbottle decant empty pour out
Word parts: re + bottle

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