ボトル（ボトル、botoru）
- bottle

The word ボトル (ボトル) in Japanese is a loanword from English, and it means "bottle". It refers to a container, typically made of glass, plastic, or metal, that is used to hold liquids, such as water, juice, or soda. It can also refer to a container used to hold other things, like medicine.

⚫︎ 水ボトル Translation: Water bottle ⚫︎ ワインのボトル Translation: Bottle of wine ⚫︎ 薬のボトル Translation: Medicine bottle

ボトル (ボトル) is used in a variety of contexts, similar to how "bottle" is used in English. You can use it to refer to the physical object itself, or to describe the contents within the ボトル. It's a very common word in everyday conversation.

ボトル (ボトル) is written in katakana, as it's a loanword. There is no kanji form. The word remains the same regardless of context or tense (though particles will change).

There aren't many direct synonyms in Japanese. The meaning can be implied by other words depending on context. For example: ⚫︎ 容器 (youki) - container ⚫︎ 瓶 (bin) - bottle (may specifically refer to glass bottles)

There are no direct antonyms for ボトル (ボトル). The opposite would depend on the context. If referring to "empty," one might use 空の (kara no) meaning empty.

新しいボトルを買いました。 ・Translation: I bought a new bottle. ・Explanation: This sentence describes the action of purchasing a new ボトル.

このボトルには何が入っていますか。 ・Translation: What's in this bottle? ・Explanation: This sentence asks about the contents of the ボトル.

The word ボトル (ボトル) is directly derived from the English word "bottle".