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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

potted [Am ˈpɑdəd, Brit ˈpɒtɪd] ADJ

1.1. potted attr plant:

potted
potted
a potted bay tree

1.2. potted attr FOOD:

potted meat/shrimps

1.3. potted attr account/version:

potted

2. potted (drunk) Am:

potted inf
potted inf
cocido inf
potted inf
tomado LatAm inf

I. pot1 [Am pɑt, Brit pɒt] N

1.1. pot (for cooking):

cacharros mpl inf
trastes mpl Mex
to go to pot inf
to go to pot inf

1.2. pot (for jam, honey etc):

bote m Spain

1.3. pot:

1.4. pot (in pottery):

1.5. pot (drinking vessel):

pot arch

2.1. pot:

2.2. pot → chamber pot

2.3. pot:

3.1. pot no pl (in card games):

bote m esp Spain
llevarse el bote esp Spain
subir el bote esp Spain

3.2. pot no pl (kitty):

bote m esp Spain

4. pot (large amount) esp Brit often pl inf:

hizo un montón or la tira de dinero Spain inf

5. pot (in snooker):

pot Brit

6. pot (potbelly):

pot inf
panza f inf
pot inf
barriga f inf

7. pot → potshot

II. pot1 <pres part potting; pt, pp potted> [Am pɑt, Brit pɒt] VB trans

1. pot plant:

2. pot (in snooker, billiards):

pot Brit
pot Brit

3. pot rabbit/pheasant:

potshot [Am ˈpɑtˌʃɑt, Brit ˈpɒtʃɒt] N SPORTS

I. gold [Am ɡoʊld, Brit ɡəʊld] N

1.1. gold U:

oro m
all that glitters or glisters is not gold attr ring/ingot/reserves

1.2. gold U (money):

oro m

1.3. gold C or U (medal):

gold inf
ir a por la de oro Spain inf

2. gold U (color):

oro m liter

II. gold [Am ɡoʊld, Brit ɡəʊld] ADJ

gold dress:

chamber pot N

escupidera f CSur

pot2 [Am pɑt, Brit pɒt] N U (marijuana)

pot inf
hierba f inf
pot inf
maría f Spain sl
pot inf
mota f Mex inf

smudge pot N

lobster pot N

melting pot N

pension pot N

plant pot N

macetero m AmS

pepper pot [Am ˈpɛpər pɑt, Brit] N

I. pot roast [Am ˈpɑt ˌroʊst, Brit] N C or U

1. pot roast (dish):

carne f a la cacerola LatAm

2. pot roast (cut of meat):

II. pot-roast VB trans

u rečniku PONS

potted [ˈpɒtɪd, Am ˈpɑ:t̬ɪd] ADJ

1. potted plant:

potted

2. potted food:

potted
potted shrimps

3. potted Brit inf (shorter):

potted

I. pot1 [pɒt, Am pɑ:t] N

1. pot (container):

2. pot (for cooking):

3. pot:

4. pot:

5. pot inf GAMES:

6. pot inf (a lot):

7. pot iron (potbelly):

barriga f inf

Phrases:

to go to pot inf
to go to pot business, plan

II. pot1 [pɒt, Am pɑ:t] VB trans -tt-

1. pot (put in a pot):

pot food
to pot (up) plants

2. pot (shoot):

3. pot Brit SPORTS:

pot2 [pɒt, Am pɑ:t] N no pl inf (marijuana)

mota f Mex

pot roast N

pot luck N no pl

melting pot N a. fig

flower pot N

lobster pot N

chamber pot N

escupidera f LatAm
tibor m Cuba

paint pot N

u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
španski
španski

potted [ˈpat̬·ɪd] ADJ

1. potted plant:

potted
potted

2. potted food:

potted
potted shrimps

I. pot1 [pat] N

1. pot (container):

2. pot (for cooking):

3. pot:

4. pot:

5. pot inf GAMES:

6. pot (common fund):

7. pot inf (a lot):

8. pot fig (beer belly):

barriga f inf

Phrases:

to go to pot inf
to go to pot business, plan

II. pot1 <-tt-> [pat] VB trans

1. pot (put in a pot):

pot food
to pot (up) plants

2. pot (shoot):

3. pot SPORTS:

pot ball

pot2 [pat] N sl (marijuana)

mota f Mex

lobster pot N

tin-pot [ˈtɪn·pat] ADJ pej inf

chamber pot N

escupidera f LatAm
tibor m Cuba

pot roast N

melting pot N a. fig

chimney pot N

španski
španski
engleski
engleski
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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A few centuries ago spitting in the street was as normal as tipping your chamber pot out of the window.
www.bbc.co.uk
The added burden of waste volume began overloading urban street gutters, where chamber pots were emptied each day.
en.wikipedia.org
Another woman screams because the little boy in the bunk above her has spilled the jam jar he uses as a chamber pot all over her.
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The conditions in the barracks were abominable, with 1500 persons eating out of twenty bowls which were used for chamber pots at night.
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His chamber pot spilled and became the smaller rock beside him.
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