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The phrase "a bottle with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a bottle that contains or is associated with something specific.
Example: "I brought a bottle with fresh lemonade to the picnic."
Alternatives: "a bottle containing" or "a bottle filled with".
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"A bottle with a cork," her mother echoed.
One of them…is a bottle with a genie in it.
"It's in a bottle with a label," she said of her latest creation.
After five minutes of crying, Grant gave her a bottle with water in it.
I drank from the bottle, a bottle with no brand name.
One vertically challenged gentleman worked on a bottle with a blonde flashing a large diamond.
TRUTH Good whiskey is balanced, but you wouldn't want to drink a bottle with dinner.
Now Netflix is hoping to recreate lightning in a bottle with season two of Stranger Things.
She found the bath oil, in a bottle with a stopper on the mahogany chest.
Imported wines range from $25 to $800 a bottle, with some California selections $50 to $100.
Ten dollars for a bottle with a cork, he said, brooking no argument.
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