Meaning of Tirebouchonner – French Verb
Tirebouchonner means to “uncork” or “open a bottle with a corkscrew.”
Examples of tirebouchonner in Every Day Usage
- Je dois tirebouchonner ma bouteille de vin avant de la servir à mes invités. (I have to uncork my bottle of wine before serving it to my guests.)
- Il a dû utiliser un tirebouchon pour ouvrir la bouteille de champagne. (He had to use a corkscrew to open the bottle of champagne.)
- Nous avons cherché partout dans la cuisine avant de réaliser que le tirebouchon était dans le tiroir à couverts. (We searched everywhere in the kitchen before realizing that the corkscrew was in the utensil drawer.)
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