pod
BrE /pɒd/ AmE /pɑːd/
noun en → es
a long green vegetable with a pointed end that grows in the ground and is eaten as food
guisante, alubia
Collocations green pod
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The peas are in their pods.
Los guisantes están en sus vainas.
a small container, especially one that is made of plastic or metal and used for storing food in a refrigerator
recipient, recipiente, tarro
Collocations plastic pod
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She put the leftovers in a plastic pod.
Ella puso los restos en un recipiente de plástico.
a small vehicle with three wheels, used for racing or as a toy
triciclo, vehículo
Collocations three-wheeled pod
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He bought a new racing pod.
Él compró un nuevo vehículo de carreras.
a small electronic device that can be used to control something, such as a television or computer
control remoto, dispositivo electrónico
Collocations remote pod
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The remote pod controls the TV.
El control remoto maneja la televisión.
a small container used in scientific experiments to hold liquids or other substances
probeta, recipiente de laboratorio
Collocations glass pod
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The scientist used a glass pod to measure the liquid.
El científico usó un recipiente de vidrio para medir el líquido.
a small space vehicle used for traveling in space or orbiting the Earth
capsula espacial, nave espacial pequeña
Collocations space pod
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The astronauts entered the space pod.
Los astronautas entraron en la nave espacial pequeña.
a small, rounded part of an animal's body that is used for a particular purpose, such as the testes in male animals or the ovaries in female animals
órgano reproductor, glándula
Collocations male pod
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The male has two pods.
El macho tiene dos órganos reproductores.
a small, hard ball used in some sports, such as cricket or baseball
pelota pequeña, bala
Collocations cricket pod
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The player hit the cricket pod.
El jugador golpeó la pelota de críquet.