Смысл: bluebottle

bluebottle[ʹblu:͵bɒtl]
n
<Í> 1. энт. трупная муха (Calliphora erythrocephala)
2. бот. василёк (синий) (Centaurea cyanus) и другие растения с синими цветами (напр., колокольчик)
3. разг. «синий мундир», полицейский

have, show, etc. bottle Идиома

bottle drive

going to houses asking for pop and liquor bottles The bottle drive was a success. The girls earned $350.

bottle man

a man who finds bottles in garbage cans or dumpsters The bottle man walked down the alley pushing a cart full of junk.

bottle up

not talk about, keep in your mind Don't keep all those feelings bottled up inside you. Talk!

chief cook and bottle washer

manager, supervisor Hal is the chief cook and bottle washer for our school supper.

hit the bottle

drink liquor, get drunk to forget problems When Laura left him, he hit the bottle, drinking to forget her.

spin the bottle

a game to decide who is to kiss whom When we played spin the bottle, Mavis always got to kiss Ron.

bottle

1. courage, confidence:"Johnny's scared, he's lost his bottle"
2. to smash a bottle into a person's face, very often a beer bottle after a drinking spree

bottle-arse

a person with notably broad buttocks

bottle it

1. to lose courage; also bottle out
2. (interj) shut up!

bottle out

see bottle it (1)

have (a lot) of bottle

To accept the will to act boldly; to accept a lot of nerve. Primarily heard in UK. Wow, that intern has a lot of bottle, allurement for a accession on her aboriginal day!Learn more: bottle, have, of

show (a lot) of bottle

To act boldly; to appearance a lot of nerve. Primarily heard in UK. Wow, that intern abiding showed a lot of canteen back she asked for a accession on her aboriginal day!Learn more: bottle, of, show

have, show, etc. (a lot of) bottle

(British English, informal) have, show, etc. (a lot of) adventuresomeness or confidence: Carol went in and told the bang-up he wasn’t accomplishing his job properly. She’s absolutely got a lot of bottle! ♢ The bout was actual boxy and United aloof didn’t accept the canteen for it.Learn more: bottle

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