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potted

/ˈpɒtɪd/ /ˈpɑtɪd/

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verb

Poner en maceta

To put (something) into a pot.

Examples :

"to pot a plant"

Poner una planta en maceta.

agriculture plant

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verb

Envasar, conservar

To preserve by bottling or canning.

Examples :

"potted meat"

Carne en conserva

food agriculture

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verb

Embolsar

To cause a ball to fall into a pocket.

Examples :

"The snooker player expertly potted the red ball into the corner pocket. "

El jugador de snooker embocó expertamente la bola roja en la buchaca de la esquina.

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verb

Poder ser puesto en maceta

To be capable of being potted.

Examples :

"That small succulent is easily potted because it doesn't have a very deep root system. "

Esa pequeña suculenta se puede poner fácilmente en maceta porque no tiene un sistema de raíces muy profundo.

agriculture plant

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verb

Disparar

To shoot with a firearm.

Examples :

"The sniper potted the enemy soldier from a hidden rooftop. "

El francotirador disparó al soldado enemigo desde una azotea oculta.

weapon military war action

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verb

Disparar a quemarropa

To take a pot shot, or haphazard shot, with a firearm.

Examples :

"From the rooftop, the desperate sniper potted at the advancing soldiers, hoping to slow them down. "

Desde la azotea, el francotirador desesperado disparó a quemarropa a los soldados que avanzaban, con la esperanza de frenarlos.

weapon military sport action

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verb

Meter, embocar

To secure; gain; win; bag.

Examples :

"The basketball player potted the winning shot in the final seconds. "

El jugador de baloncesto metió el tiro ganador en los últimos segundos.

achievement sport game business

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verb

Encarcelar, meter en la cárcel

To send someone to gaol, expeditiously.

Examples :

"Because he repeatedly stole from the company, the judge potted him yesterday. "

Debido a que robó repetidamente a la empresa, el juez lo encarceló ayer.

law police government

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verb

Beber, emborracharse

To tipple; to drink.

Examples :

"Before the history test, Mark potted a few glasses of juice. "

Antes del examen de historia, Mark se bebió unos cuantos vasos de zumo.

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verb

Colar

To drain (e.g. sugar of the molasses) in a perforated cask.

Examples :

"The sugar maker potted the raw sugar in a perforated barrel, allowing the molasses to drain away. "

El azucarero coló el azúcar crudo en un barril perforado, permitiendo que la melaza se escurriera.

process food agriculture

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verb

Sentar en el orinal

To seat a person, usually a young child, on a potty or toilet, typically during toilet teaching.

Examples :

"Every morning, his parents potted him after breakfast to help with toilet training. "

Cada mañana, sus padres lo sentaban en el orinal después del desayuno para ayudarlo con el entrenamiento para ir al baño.

family human body action education

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verb

Escayolar

To apply a plaster cast to a broken limb.

Examples :

"The doctor potted Maria's broken arm to ensure proper healing. "

El médico escayolò el brazo roto de María para asegurar una curación adecuada.

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adjective

En conserva, envasado

Prepared in advance, as though preserved by potting.

Examples :

"The company released a potted statement."

La empresa emitió una declaración envasada.

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adjective

Borracho, ebrio

Examples :

"My uncle was potted after the family reunion, so he couldn't drive home. "

Mi tío estaba borracho después de la reunión familiar, así que no pudo conducir a casa.

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