How to say "bottled" in Japanese
Choosing the right word
- 瓶入りびんいりno-adjectiveCovers 'bottled' for goods that come in a bottle, stressing the bottle simply as the container. It is the less common of the two, so 瓶詰め is usually the safer choice.
- 瓶詰めびんづめno-adjectiveThe common word for 'bottled': goods packed into bottles, whether the packed product or the bottling itself. This is the usual choice for bottled products.
Both words describe goods packaged in bottles: 「瓶詰め」 is the common choice for the bottled product or the packing itself, while 「瓶入り」, meaning simply 'in a bottle', is a less common alternative.
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