How to remember bottles skillfully

Bottle bottle, split association: Bo = Bo, tt= Madam, Le = Le, Bo Taitai Le, because she got a bottle.

Bottle, an English word, is a noun, a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it means "control; Put it ... in a bottle. When used as an intransitive verb, it means "collecting money (after a street performer's performance)". When used as a noun, it means "bottle; The capacity of the bottle. "

Plural number: bottle; ; Past tense: bottled; Past participle: bottled; ; Now participle: bottling; ; Third person singular: bottle.

Phrase collocation:

1, blue bottle, blue bottle experiment; A bottle of blue coffee; Blue bottle.

2, bottle green, bottle green; Dark green; (technology) dark green; Green.

3. Klein bottle, Klein bottle; Klein bottle; Klein pot; Spanish residence.

4. thermos bottle? Bottles, thermos bottles; Thermos flask; Hot water bottle; vacuum bottle

5. Water bottles and kettles; Water bottle; Water sampler; Water sampler, water sampler.

Bilingual example:

1, but what's in the bottle? But what's in this bottle?

You have your own bottle and you share it with others. You have your bottle and you share it with others.

You should follow the instructions printed on the bottle. When you do that, you should follow the instructions printed on the bottle.

Or as physicists say, every one? Bottle? Resonate at a specific frequency. Perhaps the Physics Society explained that each bottle will produce a certain frequency of * * * sound.

You may notice that according to its size, each one is empty? Bottle? Play a specific note. You may notice that each bottle is different in size and its score is different.