bottle up — to keep feelings or emotions inside and not express them
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to keep feelings or emotions inside and not express them
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbɑːtl̩ ʌp/
Korean meaning: 감정이나 기분을 속으로 억누르다, 참다
Korean pronunciation: **바**틀 **업**
Example Sentences
- Don't bottle up your worries - talk to someone about them!
- My roommate bottles up his complaints and then explodes like a volcano once a month.
- She's been bottling up her disappointment about not getting promoted.
bottle up
VERB//ˈbɑːtl̩ ʌp//
to keep feelings or emotions inside and not express them
to keep feelings or emotions inside and not express them
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The model grips the throttle, trying to bottle up her rage!
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Origin
bottle(병)과 up(위로)의 조합으로, 감정을 병 안에 담아 꽁꽁 막아두는 모습에서 유래된 구동사입니다.
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“Don't bottle up your worries - talk to someone about them!”
“My roommate bottles up his complaints and then explodes like a volcano once a month.”
“She's been bottling up her disappointment about not getting promoted.”
“I bottle up my excitement about pizza so people don't think I'm weird.”
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