One thing you don't want is a corked bottle.

您不想要的一件事是软木。

A corked bottle - I don't know how it happens.

一个软木 - 我不知是怎么发生的。

" A line of what? What kind of literature can one keep corked up for twenty years" ?

“一句什么？什么样的文学作品可以封存二十年” ？

She corked each bottle, then packed them up, then repeated the process again.

她用软木住每个子， 然后把们打包， 然后再次重复这个过程。

The one year it was corked in the wrong bottle.

那年到了另一个子里。

He corked the bottle and pushed it away from him, but not out of reach.

他把子上子， 把推开，但并没有放在够不着的地方。

The barman produced a corked bottle of water and put it beside Bond's 'Old Grandad'.

酒保拿出一软木水，放在邦德的“老爷爷”旁边。

So, you definitely don't want a corked bottle.

所以， 您绝对不想要软木。

Romeo was a stout elderly gentleman, with corked eyebrows, a husky tragedy voice, and a figure like a beer-barrel.

罗密欧是个粗壮的老绅士，眉毛紧锁，嗓音沙哑悲壮，身材像啤酒桶。

When he heard his daughter's announcement, he first prudently corked his beer bottle and then leaped to his feet and had a turn of temper.

听到女儿宣布， 他先是小心翼翼地了啤酒， 然后跳起来大发脾气。

I had a corked bottle back in the summer and you pour it and immediately you can tell there's something wrong with the wine.

夏天我有一个软木，你倒了，你马上就能看出这酒有问题。

There's no pleasure i' living if you're to be corked up for ever, and only dribble your mind out by the sly, like a leaky barrel.

如果你永远软木住，只能像漏水的桶一样，偷偷地把你的思绪滴出来，那我活着就没有乐趣了。

He stuffed his wand back into his bag and slumped down on to his seat, watching everyone else march up to Snape's desk with filled and corked flagons.

他把魔杖放回书包，一屁股坐在座位上，望着其他同学一个个拿着满药剂、盖上软木的短颈，走向斯内普的讲台。

At the end of the lesson he scooped some of the potion into a flask, corked it and took it up to Snape's desk for marking, feeling that he might at last have scraped an 'E'.

快下课时，他舀了一些魔药盛到细颈里，盖上子送到斯内普的桌子上让他打分，觉得自己也许总算能拿到一个“E”了。

When Professor Marchbanks said, 'Step away from your cauldrons, please, the examination is over, ' Harry corked his sample flask feeling that he might not have achieved a good grade but he had, with luck, avoided a fail.

当玛奇班说“请离开你们的坩埚，考试结束了”时，哈利一边给有样品的细颈好子，一边觉得自己也许不会得到很好的成绩，但幸运的是起码已经过关了。

Cadette Saint-Avit does not know how he managed it, but she is sure that after a time, in the flagons well corked and heated in water baths, tiny little women took form, charming figures and dressed like theatre princesses.

Cadette Saint-Avit 不知他是怎么做到的，但她敢肯定，过了一段时间，在满软木并在水浴中加热的酒壶里，娇小的女人成型了，身材迷人，打扮得像剧院公主。