The phrase ‘bottle of wine’ in French is translated as ’bouteille de vin’.
In this expression, ’bouteille’ means ‘bottle’, and ‘vin’ means ‘wine’. The preposition ‘de’ is used here to indicate the relationship between the item and its content – in this case, the bottle containing wine.
For example, if you wanted to request a bottle of wine at a restaurant in France, you could say, ‘Je voudrais une bouteille de vin, s’il vous plaît,’ which means ‘I would like a bottle of wine, please.’