the narrow part of a bottle near the top

a container typically made of glass or plastic used for holding wine or other alcoholic beverages.

a container used for displaying cut flowers

to keep one's mouth shut and maintain strict secrecy; not breathing a word about something

baby's feeding bottle

Jinpingmei or the Golden Lotus (1617), a Ming dynasty vernacular novel formerly notorious and banned for its sexual content.

a container made of glass, typically used for holding liquids or small items.

accumulator; battery (for storing electricity)

battery-powered vehicle

a piece of laboratory glassware used for the precise preparation of chemical solutions

a vacuum-insulated flask or bottle used for keeping liquids at a constant temperature

a cork or plug used to close a bottle

thermos flask; vacuum flask

laboratory flask

thermos flask or bottle

infusion bag or bottle (for an IV)

the constellation and sign of the zodiac, also called [[水瓶座|水瓶座|Shui3 ping2 zuo4]]

Old wine in a new bottle; an old concept presented in a new form without substantive change.

the opening or mouth of a bottle

The vacuum bottle within the outer case of a thermos.

new concepts or content presented in an old framework; literally "new wine in old bottles" (an idiom based on Matthew 9:17, though in Chinese it typically describes the practice of using old forms for new content rather than warning against it)

a person with superficial knowledge of a subject who talks or acts as if they were an expert

a general category of containers including jars, flasks, vases, and bottles

One who has only a little knowledge but likes to show off, while truly knowledgeable people remain modest.

patients who prefer medication by drip rather than orally or by injection etc

ampoule (loanword)

plastic bottle (especially PET bottles)

Aquarius (star sign)

corkage fee

to put someone on an intravenous drip

a derogatory term for children from a woman's previous marriage brought into a new family

old wine in a new bottle; an old idea or practice presented in a new form

a glass laboratory vessel with a long, downward-pointing neck used for distillation; any bottle with a curved neck

a pressurized metal container used for storing and transporting gases for industrial, medical, or domestic use

a container, usually made of plastic, glass, or metal, used for holding and carrying water or other liquids.

Aquarius (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

(chemistry) dropping bottle

message in a bottle