Bottle in Tagalog

Bottle in Tagalog translates to “bote” or “botilya,” referring to a container typically made of glass or plastic with a narrow neck used for storing liquids. This common household item appears frequently in everyday Filipino conversations.

Understanding how to use “bottle” in Tagalog contexts helps you communicate about beverages, containers, and storage naturally. Let’s explore its meanings, synonyms, and practical usage below.

[Words] = Bottle

[Definition]:

  • Bottle /ˈbɑː.təl/
  • Noun 1: A container with a narrow neck, typically made of glass or plastic, used for storing liquids.
  • Verb 1: To put into bottles for storage or sale.
  • Verb 2: To suppress or hold in one’s emotions.

[Synonyms] = Bote, Botilya, Sisidlan, Lalagyan, Frasco, Garapon

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: Please buy a bottle of water from the convenience store on your way home.

Ex1_PH: Mangyaring bumili ng bote ng tubig mula sa convenience store sa iyong pauwi.

Ex2_EN: The baby drinks milk from a bottle every three hours throughout the day.

Ex2_PH: Ang sanggol ay umiinom ng gatas mula sa bote tuwing tatlong oras sa buong araw.

Ex3_EN: We need to recycle these empty glass bottles instead of throwing them away.

Ex3_PH: Kailangan nating i-recycle ang mga walang lamang bote na salamin sa halip na itapon ang mga ito.

Ex4_EN: She decided to bottle her homemade mango juice to sell at the local market.

Ex4_PH: Nagpasya siyang magbote ng kanyang ginawang juice ng mangga upang ipagbili sa lokal na palengke.

Ex5_EN: Don’t bottle up your feelings; it’s important to talk about what’s bothering you.

Ex5_PH: Huwag mong ipunin ang iyong damdamin; mahalaga na pag-usapan ang nag-aabala sa iyo.

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