Dictionary entry
Unmarked
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈmɑːkt/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈmɑːkt/
Myanmar Meaning
မထင်ရှားသော။ သတိမထားမိသော။
Definition
uncork / ʌnkↄ:k / v ပုလင္းေဖာက္သည္။
Examples
- ‘While mother began to uncork the bottle
- a familiar
- heavy aroma assaulted my nostrils.’
- ‘And when the time is right
- you can uncork a bottle of your finest vintage and enjoy the fruits of your labor.’
- ‘Despite my reservations
- I uncorked the squat bottle and poured a glass of the golden liquid - handcrafted by a team of only three and aged for 10 years.’
- ‘The open air restaurant prepares endless cups of cappuccino and uncorks bottles of white wine for those fortunate enough to take the afternoon off.’
- ‘The mayor performed a ribbon-cutting ceremony and uncorked a celebratory bottle of champagne at the new office in Hollins Brook Way.’
- ‘If a married woman fancies a swig of something naughty but nice
- all she has to do is slip out of her apron and meet a pal down the pub
- or uncork a bottle of Chardonnay while watching tv.’
- ‘Shrugging
- she uncorked the bottle and waved it under Alice's nose.’
- ‘The designated driver will traditionally be having a mineral
- but the other adults could consider uncorking a bottle of big chewy Shiraz.’
- ‘In one scene
- a waiter uncorks a bottle of champagne with a loud pop.’
- ‘Er
- shall I uncork another bottle on my way back?’
- ‘‘You were awesome
- ’ Guy told me
- smirking as he uncorked the bottle of wine.’
- ‘Arrgh… Time to uncork a bottle of wine and drink a toast to the cloying self-love that swirls through my lovely little city.’
- ‘He remained standing while he uncorked a bottle of wine.’
- ‘Around the ground
- pine trees offer shade under which bottles are uncorked and picnic baskets unloaded.’
- ‘She had prepared a candlelit dinner and uncorked a bottle of imported champagne.’
- ‘I try to imagine her uncorking a bottle of wine
- picking a stone out of her shoe and downloading a PowerPoint presentation in one easy movement.’
- ‘Jazz plays on the radio as Mark uncorks a bottle of fine red wine.’
- ‘We'd throw a rope round a tree and the children would dash off along the towpath for a recce while the adults threw together a little light salad and uncorked a local rose.’
- ‘She had discovered a few bottles hidden in a dusty rack wedged between two kitchen units and she'd wasted no time in uncorking a bottle of white and pouring out three large glasses
- passing one each to Carl and Michael.’
- ‘He removed the mixtures and potions from his bag and uncorked the bottles.’