cork

US /kɔːrk/
UK /kɔːrk/
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corcho

a lightweight, impervious, elastic, and buoyant material, the thick outer bark of the cork oak, used for stoppers, insulation, and other purposes

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The bottle was sealed with a natural cork.
La botella estaba sellada con un corcho natural.
Many wine bottles use cork stoppers.
Muchas botellas de vino usan corchos.
2.

corcho

a piece of cork, especially one used as a stopper for a bottle

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He pulled the cork out of the wine bottle.
Sacó el corcho de la botella de vino.
The cork broke when I tried to open it.
El corcho se rompió cuando intenté abrirlo.
1.

corchar

stop up (a bottle or other container) with a cork

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He carefully corked the wine bottle after pouring a glass.
Él cuidadosamente corchó la botella de vino después de servir un vaso.
Remember to cork the bottle tightly to keep it fresh.
Recuerda corchar la botella firmemente para mantenerla fresca.