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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. pit¹ [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] SUST.

1.1. pit (hole):

pit (in ground): hoyo m

pit (in ground): pozo m

pit (for burying): fosa f

pit (as trap): trampa f

pit (as trap): fosa f

pit (for jumping): foso m (de caída)

the bear/snake pit: el foso de los osos/las serpientes

the pit of the stomach: la boca del estómago

a bottomless pit: un pozo sin fondo

eating again? you're a bottomless pit!: ¿otra vez comiendo? ¡tú eres un barril sin fondo!

1.2. pit MOTOR:

pit, a. inspection pit: foso m

pit, a. inspection pit: fosa f Río Pl.

1.3. pit (hell):

the pit: el abismo

the pit: el infierno

2.1. pit (coalmine):

pit: mina f (de carbón)

atrbv. pit worker: minero m

2.2. pit (quarry):

pit: cantera f

3.1. pit TEAT.:

pit: foso m orquestal

pit: foso m de la orquesta

3.2. pit (stalls):

pit TEAT., HIST.: platea f

4. pit (in Stock Exchange):

pit ingl. am.: parqué m

5.1. pit <pits, pl > (in motor racing):

the pits: los boxes

the pits: los pits

5.2. pit <pits, pl > (the very worst) argot:

the pits: lo peor que hay coloq.

the pits: un desastre

6. pit (on face):

pit: marca f

pit: cicatriz f

7. pit (bed) ingl. brit.:

pit argot: cama f

II. pit¹ <part. pres. pitting; pret., part. pas. pitted> [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] V. trans. (mark)

pit surface/metal: picar

pit surface/metal: marcar

his face was pitted by smallpox: tenía la cara picada de viruelas

I. pit² [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] SUST. (in fruit)

pit ingl. am.: hueso m

pit ingl. am.: cuesco m

pit ingl. am.: carozo m Co. Sur

pit ingl. am.: pepa f Col.

II. pit² [ingl. am. pɪt, ingl. brit. pɪt] V. trans.

pit (remove stone) ingl. am.:

pit fruit/olive: quitarle el hueso a

pit fruit/olive: quitarle el cuesco a

pit fruit/olive: quitarle el carozo a Co. Sur

pit fruit/olive: quitarle la pepa a Col.

pit fruit/olive: deshuesar

pit fruit/olive: descarozar Co. Sur

pitted cherries: cerezas fpl deshuesadas or sin hueso

pitted cherries: cerezas fpl descarozadas Co. Sur

snake pit SUST.

snake pit: nido m de víboras

gravel pit SUST.

gravel pit: gravera f

orchestra pit SUST.

orchestra pit: foso m orquestal

orchestra pit: foso m de la orquesta

open-pit [ingl. am. ˈoʊpən pɪt, ingl. brit.] ADJ. ingl. am.

open-pit: a cielo abierto

open-pit: a tajo abierto And.

pit against V. [ingl. am. pɪt -, ingl. brit. pɪt -] (v + o + prep + o)

pit against: enfrentar a

to pit oneself against sb: enfrentarse a alguien

to pit oneself against sb: medir fuerzas con alguien

you'll be pitting your wits against the experts: vas a estar compitiendo con los expertos

they were pitted against a powerful alliance: se veían enfrentados a una poderosa alianza

pit stop SUST.

1. pit stop (in motor racing):

pit stop: entrada f a los botes

pit stop: entrada f a los pits

2. pit stop (break):

pit stop: descanso m breve

let's have a five-minute pit stop: paremos cinco minutos para descansar

pit-a-pat [ingl. am. ˈpɪdəˌpæt, ingl. brit. pɪtəˈpat] SUST. ADV. V. intr.

pit-a-pat → pitter-patter

I. pitter-patter [ingl. am. ˈpɪdərˌpædər, ingl. brit. ˈpɪtəpatə] SUST. (of rain)

pitter-patter: golpeteo m

pitter-patter: repiqueteo m

the pitter-patter of little feet: pasitos mpl de niño

II. pitter-patter [ingl. am. ˈpɪdərˌpædər, ingl. brit. ˈpɪtəpatə] ADV.

the rain went pitter-patter on the window: la lluvia golpeteaba la ventana or repiqueteaba en la ventana

his heart went pitter-patter as he approached her door: el corazón le latía con fuerza al acercarse a su puerta

III. pitter-patter [ingl. am. ˈpɪdərˌpædər, ingl. brit. ˈpɪtəpatə] V. intr.

pitter-patter rain:

pitter-patter: golpetear

pitter-patter: repiquetear

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box: pit

entrar en boxes: to go/come into the pits

en el diccionario PONS

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I. pit¹ [pɪt] -tt- SUST.

1. pit (in ground):

pit: hoyo m

pit on metal: muesca f

pit on face: marca f

in the pit of the stomach: en la boca del estómago

2. pit (mine):

pit: mina f

to go down the pit: bajar a las minas

to work in the pits: trabajar en las minas

3. pit:

the pits pl fig. coloq.: lo peor

4. pit coloq. (untidy place):

pit: lobera f

5. pit TEAT.:

pit (seating area): patio m de asientos

pit (orchestral area): platea f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the pits pl DEP.: los boxes

II. pit¹ [pɪt] -tt- V. trans.

to be pitted (with sth): tener marcas (formadas por algo)

I. pit² [pɪt] ingl. am. SUST. (of fruit)

pit: hueso m

II. pit² [pɪt] ingl. am. V. trans. -tt- GASTR.

pit: deshuesar

gravel-pit SUST.

gravel-pit: gravera f

orchestra pit SUST.

orchestra pit: foso m orquestal

I. pit-a-pat [ˌpɪtəˈpæt, ingl. am. ˈpɪt̬əpæt] ADV.

his heart went pit-a-pat: su corazón empezó a palpitar a gran velocidad

II. pit-a-pat [ˌpɪtəˈpæt, ingl. am. ˈpɪt̬əpæt] SUST.

pit-a-pat of feet: paso m ligero

pit-a-pat of heart: latido m

Entrada de OpenDict

ball pit SUST.

ball pit: piscina de bolas f

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box: pits pl.

entrar en boxes: to make a pit-stop

foso: orchestra pit

foso: pit

foso: inspection pit

piscina de bolas f: ball pit

gredal: clay pit

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I. pit¹ [pɪt] SUST.

1. pit:

pit (in ground): hoyo m

pit (on metal): muesca f

pit (on face): marca f

in the pit of one's stomach: en la boca del estómago

2. pit (mine):

pit: mina f

to go down the pit: bajar a la mina

to work in the pits: trabajar en la mina

fig. REL. the pit: el infierno

3. pit:

the pits pl fig. coloq.: lo peor

4. pit coloq. (messy place):

pit: lobera f

5. pit TEAT.:

pit (seating area): patio m de asientos

pit (orchestral area): platea f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

the pits pl DEP.: los boxes

II. pit¹ <-tt-> [pɪt] V. trans.

to be pitted (with sth): tener marcas (formadas por algo)

I. pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] SUST. (of fruit)

pit: hueso m

II. pit² <-tt-> [pɪt] V. trans. culin

pit: deshuesar

orchestra pit SUST.

orchestra pit: foso m orquestal

pit stop SUST.

1. pit stop (in racing):

pit stop: parada f en boxes

2. pit stop fig. (quick stop):

pit stop: parada f rápida

gravel pit SUST.

gravel pit: gravera f

a bottomless pit fig.: un pozo sin fondo

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box: pits pl.

entrar en boxes: to make a pit-stop

foso: orchestra pit

foso: pit

foso: inspection pit

pachamanca: barbecue pit

fosa (hoyo): pit

Present
I	pit
you	pit
he/she/it	pits
we	pit
you	pit
they	pit

Past
I	pitted
you	pitted
he/she/it	pitted
we	pitted
you	pitted
they	pitted

Present Perfect
I	have	pitted
you	have	pitted
he/she/it	has	pitted
we	have	pitted
you	have	pitted
they	have	pitted

Past Perfect
I	had	pitted
you	had	pitted
he/she/it	had	pitted
we	had	pitted
you	had	pitted
they	had	pitted

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Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

his heart went pit-a-pat: su corazón empezó a palpitar a gran velocidad

in the pit of the stomach: en la boca del estómago

to go down the pit: bajar a las minas

to work in the pits: trabajar en las minas

the pits pl fig. coloq.: lo peor

the pits pl DEP.: los boxes

a bottomless pit fig.: un pozo sin fondo

she is a bottomless pit: tiene la solitaria

este pueblo es la monda, nadie sabe dónde está el cine: this village is the pits, nobody knows where the cinema is

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

When love and anger live together in a bottomless hole, the only way to escape one is to also give up the other.

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The player must contend with countless robotic enemies and several platforming hazards such as bottomless pits, deadly spikes, and rising lava.

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Mostly by going back to the history and characters and really delving into that bottomless well.

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But for the first time the deadly bottomless crevasses defeated him and his party.

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The star is given the key to the bottomless pit.

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