Collocation
water bottle
a bottle used to carry and drink water, especially when traveling, exercising, or at work/school
Definition
'water bottle' is a common English collocation. a bottle used to carry and drink water, especially when traveling, exercising, or at work/school
water + bottle
“I always carry a water bottle to the gym.”
Examples
- Don’t forget to bring a water bottle for the hike.
- She filled her water bottle at the fountain before class.
- My water bottle leaked in my bag and soaked my notebook.
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- He bought a new water bottle with a flip-top lid.
- Please rinse your water bottle after you use it.
- The coach reminded everyone to refill their water bottles during breaks.
- I left my water bottle on the train and never got it back.
- A stainless-steel water bottle keeps the drink colder for longer.
- Security asked me to empty my water bottle before entering the venue.
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