elbote
masculine
/ˈbote/
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Translation
can, tin, jar
Word origin
In the 'can, jar' sense, from an earlier buete, of Germanic origin. The homonym bote ('small boat') comes from English 'boat' via Old French. The most frequent everyday sense today is the container.
- Origin
- Germanic
- Root
- buete
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralbotes
Examples
bote tomate salsa.
She opened a tin of tomato for the sauce.
bote cristal.
Keep the biscuits in a glass jar.
bote pintura .
I need a can of white paint.
bote mermelada nevera.
There is a jar of jam in the fridge.
Cruzaron bote.
They crossed the lake in a small boat.
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