water bottle

See also: waterbottle

English

multi-use water bottles

Alternative forms

• waterbottle

Noun

water bottle (plural water bottles)

1. A bottle used for carrying water or other drinks.

   The cyclist never left home without her water bottle.

   • 2019 February 12, Amanda Mull, “How Fancy Water Bottles Became a 21st-Century Status Symbol”, in The Atlantic‎^[1]:

     If you can understand why so many people would spend 50 bucks on a water bottle, you can understand a lot about America in 2019.

Hyponyms

• sports bottle (“the style of water bottles commonly used in sports by competitors”)
• bidon (“a sports bottle used in cycling / mounted on bicycles”)

Derived terms

• water bottle flipping
• water bottler

Translations

A bottle used for carrying water

• Arabic: قِنِّينَةُ مَاء (qinnīnatu māʔ)
• Chinese:

  Cantonese: 水樽 (seoi² zeon¹)

  Hokkien: 水瓶 (chúi-pân)

  Mandarin: 水瓶 (zh) (shuǐpíng)

• Danish: vandflaske (da) c
• Finnish: vesipullo
• French: gourde (fr) f
• German: Wasserflasche (de) f, Karaffe (de) f
• Gujarati: પાણીની બાટલી f (pāṇīnī bāṭlī)
• Hungarian: vizesüveg (hu)
• Italian: borraccia (it), fiaschetta (it), fiasco (it)
• Japanese: 水筒 (ja) (suitō)
• Korean: 물통 (multong), 수통 (ko) (sutong), 물병 (ko) (mulbyeong)
• Maori: takawai
• Polish: bidon (pl) m
• Portuguese: garrafa d'água f, água (pt) f (informal)
• Spanish: botella de agua f, botella ácuea f, botella acuosa f, botella aguosa (es) f (rare)
• Swedish: vattenflaska (sv)
• Thai: ขวดน้ำ
• Turkish: su şişesi

Further reading

• water bottle on Wikipedia.Wikipedia