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potted [ˈpɒtɪd, ingl. am. ˈpɑ:t̬-] ADJ.

1. potted plant:

potted

2. potted ingl. brit. (made into a paste):

potted fish

3. potted ingl. brit. coloq. (shortened):

potted

I. pot1 [pɒt, ingl. am. pɑ:t] SUST.

1. pot (for cooking):

2. pot:

3. pot (for plants):

4. pot (bowl):

5. pot JUEGOS:

6. pot coloq. (trophy):

7. pot coloq. (a lot):

8. pot irón. (potbelly):

9. pot (shot):

to take a pot at sb/sth

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to go to pot coloq.
schodzić [perf zejść] na psy

II. pot1 <-tt-> [pɒt, ingl. am. pɑ:t] V. trans.

1. pot (plant in a pot):

to pot sth [up] [or to pot up sth]
sadzić [perf za-] coś w doniczce

2. pot animal:

pot2 [pɒt, ingl. am. pɑ:t] SUST. sin pl. coloq. (drugs)

chamber pot SUST.

chimney pot SUST.

coffee pot SUST.

flower pot SUST.

melting pot SUST. fig.

pepper pot, pepper shaker AM SUST.

pot luck SUST. sin pl.

wybierać [perf wybrać] w ciemno
jeść [perf z-] to, co jest

pot roast SUST.

Entrada de OpenDict

pot SUST.

open pot przemysł szklarski
Present
Ipot
youpot
he/she/itpots
wepot
youpot
theypot
Past
Ipotted
youpotted
he/she/itpotted
wepotted
youpotted
theypotted
Present Perfect
Ihavepotted
youhavepotted
he/she/ithaspotted
wehavepotted
youhavepotted
theyhavepotted
Past Perfect
Ihadpotted
youhadpotted
he/she/ithadpotted
wehadpotted
youhadpotted
theyhadpotted

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potted fish

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

My hand is hovering nervously by the lobster pot.
www.dailymail.co.uk
He invented the big lobster pot made from wire and bits of iron, about eight-feet long and six-feet wide, as high as himself.
www.independent.ie
Refreshments during the intermission are pot luck so remember to bring along some finger food snacks if you are able to.
www.thepeterboroughexaminer.com
At the same time it looks clumsy and too cozy with a flower pot full of geraniums.
en.wikipedia.org
It shows the seated milkmaid weeping over her broken pot, which has been converted into a water feature by a channeled feed from a nearby spring.
en.wikipedia.org