释义 |
unˈbottle, v. [un-2 5.] trans. To extract from, or let out of, a bottle. Also fig.
1821Q. Rev. XXIV. 497 As good an insight..as Don Cleophas, by the help of the unbottled Asmodeus, obtained into the intrigues of Madrid. 1862Carlyle Fredk. Gt. xii. iii. (1872) IV. 149 The general population..turned out, with emotion again like to unbottle itself. 1895Advance (Chicago) 18 Apr. 1038/2 Without warning he [a blue-jay] unbottled his shrillest whistle. |