pit
BrE /pɪt/ AmE /pɪt/
noun / verb en → es
a large hole in the ground, especially one that is deep and narrow
fosa, pozo, zanja
Collocations pit for oil
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The miners worked in a deep pit.
Los mineros trabajaban en una profunda fosa.
the hard part inside some fruits, such as peaches and plums, that contains the seeds
hueso (de fruta)
Collocations pit a peach
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He removed the pit from the peach.
Él quitó el hueso del melocotón.
a place where people play certain sports, such as tennis or baseball
cancha, pista, terreno de juego
Collocations tennis pit
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The players warmed up on the practice pit.
Los jugadores se calentaron en la cancha de práctica.
a part of something, especially a machine or vehicle
parte, componente, pieza
Collocations pit of the stomach
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The pit in her car was damaged.
La parte en el coche estaba dañada.
to remove the hard part inside a fruit, such as peaches and plums
quitar el hueso (de la fruta)
Collocations pit cherries
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She pitted the cherries before cooking them.
Ella quitó los huesos a las cerezas antes de cocinarlas.
to dig or make a large hole in the ground, especially one that is deep and narrow
excavar, cavar un pozo o fosa
Collocations pit a well
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They pitted the well last year.
Excavaron el pozo el año pasado.
to compete against other people or teams in a contest, especially one that lasts for several days
competir en una competencia
Collocations pit sb/sth against sb/sth
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The two teams will pit each other in the final.
Los dos equipos competirán entre sí en la final.
to remove something from a machine or vehicle, such as oil or water
extraer el aceite o agua de un motor
Collocations pit the engine
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He pitted the oil from the engine.
Extraer el aceite del motor.