Bottler

Pronunciation: /ˈbɑt.lər/

Definitions of bottler

noun a person or company that bottles beverages or other products

Example Sentences

A1 The bottler filled the bottles with water.

A2 The bottler was responsible for labeling and packaging the bottles.

B1 The bottler had to ensure that the bottles were sealed properly before distribution.

B2 The bottler was trained in quality control procedures to maintain the standard of the product.

C1 The bottler implemented new technology to increase production efficiency and reduce waste.

C2 The bottler was recognized for their expertise in optimizing bottling processes for maximum output.

Examples of bottler in a Sentence

formal The bottler is responsible for ensuring all bottles are properly sealed and labeled before distribution.

informal Hey, pass me the bottler so I can start filling these bottles up.

slang I heard he's a real bottler when it comes to getting things done quickly.

figurative She's a bottler when it comes to handling difficult situations with ease.

Grammatical Forms of bottler

• past tense: bottled
• plural: bottlers
• comparative: more bottler
• superlative: most bottler
• present tense: bottles
• future tense: will bottle
• perfect tense: have bottled
• continuous tense: is bottling
• singular: bottler
• positive degree: bottler
• infinitive: to bottle
• gerund: bottling
• participle: bottling

Origin and Evolution of bottler

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'bottler' originated from the Middle English word 'boteler' which referred to a person in charge of the wine bottles in a household.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'bottler' expanded to include someone who bottles beverages for commercial purposes, such as a bottling plant worker or a person responsible for packaging drinks in bottles.