Usage examples of "bottles" in English with translation to German

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Let's order two bottles. Lasst uns zwei Flaschen bestellen.
My hobby is collecting old bottles. Mein Hobby ist es alte Flaschen zu sammeln.
John drank many bottles of wine. John hat viele Flaschen Wein getrunken.
I bought two bottles of milk. Ich habe zwei Flaschen Milch gekauft.
Wine is poetry filled in bottles. Wein ist in Flaschen gefüllte Poesie.
They have drunk two bottles of wine. Sie haben 2 Flaschen Wein getrunken.
You’ve had eleven bottles of beer! Du hast elf Flaschen Bier gehabt!
My mother bought two bottles of orange juice. Meine Mutter hat zwei Flaschen Orangensaft gekauft.
The factory produces thousands of bottles every month. Die Fabrik stellt jeden Monat Tausende Flaschen her.
My mum bought two bottles of apple juice. Meine Mama hat zwei Flaschen Apfelsaft gekauft.
Take some bottles of water to the meeting room. Bringe ein paar Flaschen Wasser ins Sitzungszimmer!
Open the cupboard to the left, the bottles are in there. Mach den Schrank auf der linken Seite auf, dort sind die Flaschen.
If I go to the party, I'll take some bottles of wine. Wenn ich auf die Party gehe, werde ich ein paar Flaschen Wein mitnehmen.
I panicked when I read that they expect big protests in Riyadh today, but then my wife reassured me, saying that she had just bought two bottles of olive oil, ensuring our living standard for months, even if oil prices were to explode. Ich geriet in Panik, als ich las, dass in Riad heute große Proteste erwartet werden, aber dann beruhigte mich meine Frau, indem sie mir sagte, dass sie gerade zwei Flaschen Olivenöl gekauft hatte, die unseren Lebensstandard für Monate sichern würden, selbst wenn die Ölpreise explodieren sollten.
The bottle smashed to pieces. Die Flasche zerbrach in tausend Stücke.
Another bottle of wine, please. Noch eine Flasche Wein, bitte!
He drank straight from the bottle. Er trank direkt aus der Flasche.
He drank a bottle of wine. Er trank eine Flasche Wein.
"Give me another bottle," he said. „Gib mir noch eine Flasche“, sagte er.
Tom ordered a bottle of wine. Tom bestellte eine Flasche Wein.
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