bottle.
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1. f. vessel of glass, glass, clay or other material, with a narrow neck, which serves to contain liquids.
2. f. liquid in a bottle. Bottle of wine.
3. f. cylindrical, elongated, and metal container, used to contain gas pressure.
4. f. measure of ability for certain liquids, equivalent to cuartillo and a half, or to 756,3 ml.
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1. f. bottle cylindrical glass, usually green in colour, originating from the region used to pack the majority of the wines and French Bordeaux. Generally, it has a capacity of 75 cl.
bottle borgoñona.1. f. bottle originating in the French region of Bourgogne, short and more broadband than the Bordeaux and also oldest. Generally, it has a capacity of 75 cl.
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1. f. bottle tall and thin, originating from Alsace and coastal areas of the Rhine, used for white and rosé wines. It usually has a capacity of 75 cl.1. f. bottle for wine or champagne, 1.5 l capacity.
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