ボトル (botoru) means “bottle” | MotiTan Japanese Dictionary

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外出するときはボトルをかばんに入れます。gai shutsu su ru to ki wa bo to ru o ka ba n ni i re ma su

I put a bottle in my bag when I go out.

A bottle is a portable container that holds liquids and usually has a narrow opening.

瓶bin: A bottle, often made of glass, used to hold liquids.

液体などを入れて持ち運ぶための、口の細い容器。eki tai na do o i re te mo chi hako bu ta me no kuchi no hoso i yō ki

ボトル (botoru) is borrowed from English bottle, which comes through Old French bouteille from Latin buttis, meaning a container or cask.

In Japanese shops, ボトル (botoru) can describe a drink container made of glass, plastic, or metal, so it does not imply glass alone.