pit
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/pɪt/
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/pɪt/
noun
C1
a big hole in the ground
They threw the trash into a pit.
他们把垃圾扔进了一个大坑里。
R
a hole where minerals are dug out
The workers dug a new gravel pit.
工人们挖了一个新的砾石矿坑。
R
a place where coal is dug underground
He works in a coal pit every day.
他每天都在煤矿井下工作。
R
a small hole on the skin from a disease
Chickenpox can leave a pit on the skin.
水痘会在皮肤上留下小坑。
R
the hard seed inside some fruits
Don't swallow the cherry pit.
不要吞下樱桃核。
R
a place where race cars stop for service
The car went to the pit for new tires.
赛车进维修区更换新轮胎。
R
the area in front of the stage for musicians
The orchestra sits in the pit during the show.
演出期间管弦乐队坐在乐池里。
R
the area under the arm
He put deodorant on his pit.
他在腋下涂了除臭剂。
R
the area where products are traded
Traders meet in the corn pit.
交易员们在玉米交易区会面。
verb
R
to make holes on a surface
Acid rain can pit the metal surface.
酸雨会使金属表面产生凹坑。
R
to remove the seed from fruit
She pitted the dates before cooking.
她在烹饪前去掉了椰枣的核。
translation
坑, 矿井, 煤矿, 麻点, 果核, 维修区, 乐池, 腋窝, 交易区
挖坑, 去核
词形变化
Past
pitted
Plural
pits
Perfect
pitted
Progressive
pitting
3rd Present
pits