pot

🇺🇸 /pɑːt/ 🇬🇧 /pɒt/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-B1
noun
B1

a round container for cooking

Use a large pot to boil the water.

B1

a container for storing food

She put the jam in a small pot.

B1

a container for a special use

The tea pot is on the table.

B1

the amount a pot holds

They shared a pot of soup.

R

a bowl made by hand

The artist made a beautiful pot from clay.

R

money bet in a game

He won the big pot in the poker game.

R

money collected for a purpose

We put money in the pot for the party.

R

a drug made from hemp

He was caught with a pot of marijuana.

R

a quick shot without aiming

He took a pot at the target and missed.

R

hitting a ball into a pocket

His final pot won the game.

R

a large stomach that sticks out

His big pot made it hard to bend over.

verb
R

to put a plant in a pot with soil

She will pot the new flowers tomorrow.

R

to hit a ball into a pocket

He potted the last ball to win.

R

to shoot an animal or bird

The hunter potted a rabbit for dinner.

translation

n. a round container for cooking; a container for storing food; a container for a special use; the amount a pot holds; a bowl made by hand; money bet in a game; money collected for a purpose; a drug made from hemp; a quick shot without aiming; hitting a ball into a pocket; a large stomach that sticks out
v. to put a plant in a pot with soil; to hit a ball into a pocket; to shoot an animal or bird

Word Forms

Plural pots
Past potted
Progressive potting
Perfect potted
3rd Present pots