英语词组pot是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

pot

Theme: ALCOHOL

in. to drink heavily.

He's been potting since dusk.Let's sit here and pot for a while.

Theme: CHARITY

n. a vessel, hat, basket, etc., used to collect or receive contributions.

Please pass the pot.How much is left in the pot?

Theme: DRINKING

n. a drinking vessel. (Old but still heard.)

How about a pot of beer?Care for another pot?

Theme: DRUGS - MARIJUANA

n. cannabis; marijuana. (Originally drugs, now widely known.)

She had pot on her when she was arrested.The cops found pot growing next to city hall.

Theme: MONEY

n. a sum of money collected; a pool of money.

Clare won the whole pot.How large is the pot this month?

Theme: TOILET

n. a toilet. (Usually with the.)

Jimmy's on the pot, Mommy.Where's the pot around here?

pot

1. noun

marijuana. The most popular slang term for marijuana in the 1950s. No agreement on the etymology, with competing conjectures and little supporting evidence US, 1938.

heroin US, 1999.

in Queensland, Victoria and Tasmania, a 10 fluid ounce glass of beer AUSTRALIA, 1915.

a tooth. Polari; usually in the plural UK, 1992.

in poker, all of the chips or money bet on a single hand US, 1947.

the jack in a game of bowls. In Midlands' use. The southern equivalent is 'kitty' UK, 1979.

in electric line work, a transformer. An abbreviation of 'potential transformer' US, 1980.

a carburettor US, 1941.

a hospital patient with many trivial complaints US, 1980.► not have a pot to piss in; not have a pot to pee into be extremely poor CANADA, 1961

2. verb

to shoot or kill someone US, 1860.

to put a baby on a potty (a chamber pot) UK, 1961.► pot the whiteto have sex. An allusion to billiards UK, 1955

idiompot► (the pot of gold at) the end of the rainbowgo to potFail to become worse or fail:A lot of people think the legal system in this country has gone to pot.There's no excuse for letting your appearance go to pot, even if you are at home all day.not have a pot to piss in AmEAmEan impolite expression meaning to be very poor:If Ken doesn't get a job soon, he's not going to have a pot to piss in.Luckily I was able to get financial aid from the university, or I wouldn't have had a pot to piss in.

Notenot have two cents to rub together is a more polite way of saying this in American English.

the/a melting pot1 used about a place where people from many different countries come to live together and form one society, or about an activity that is influenced by many different styles or ideas:We lived in Manhattan when it was a melting pot for immigrants from all over Europe.The music scene is a melting pot of cultures and ideas, instruments and influences.This is hardly the first time that the American melting pot has been tested by large numbers of newcomers.2 BrE if a decision or the final result of something is in the melting pot, no one knows yet what it will be:The future of the West Highland Railway in North Wales is still in the melting pot.We could still win the trophy - we only have to win four or five games and everything will be back in the melting pot.the pot calling the kettle blackused in order to say that you should not criticize someone for something, because you have done the same thing or have the same fault:In a case of the pot calling the kettle black, the Prime Minister blamed the stock markets for the financial crisis.You think I don't take criticism? That's the pot calling the kettle black!shit or get off the pot AmEAmEa rude expression used in order to tell someone to do what they say they will, when they have been talking about doing it for too long:You've talked about this for months now. Don't you think it's time to shit or get off the pot?Ron's pretty bad at making decisions, so sometimes you just have to tell him to shit or get off the pot.

Note fish or cut bait is a more polite way of saying this.

take pot luckto take whatever is available, without being able to make a choice or choose something when you do not know which of the available things is the best:If you want to go to a movie, we could take pot luck and hope there's something good on in town.Car owners shouldn't have to take pot luck when they fill up their tank - they should be told the quality of the fuel they're getting.

NoteThis idiom comes from the time when an unexpected guest would share whatever food a family had cooking in the pot. In North America, a pot luck supper or dinner is an occasion to which each person brings one type of food and everyone shares. You do not know exactly what you might eat until you arrive.

a watched pot (never boils)old-fashioned used in order to say that if you are not patient and want something to happen too much it seems to take a long time or does not happen at all:There's no point in checking the post so often - a watched pot, and all that ...Instead of waiting for Pete to call, why don't you call him or write a letter? You know what they say about watched pots never boiling.

pot

1. n. a toilet. (Usually with the.) Jimmy’s on the pot, Mommy.

2. n. a drinking vessel. (Old but still heard.) How about a pot of beer?

3. in. to drink heavily; to use a pot (sense 2) to excess. Let’s sit here and pot for a while.

4. n. a vessel, hat, basket, etc., used to collect or receive contributions. Please pass the pot.

5. n. a sum of money collected; a pool of money. How large is the pot this month?

6. n. cannabis; marijuana. (Originally drugs, now widely known.) The cops found pot growing next to city hall.

See:

(do something) or get off the pot
a chicken in every pot
a little pot is soon hot
a melting pot
a pot of gold
a storm in a teapot
a tempest in a teapot
a watched pot never boils
be pot luck
boil the pot
can talk the legs off an iron pot
crackpot
don't have a pot to piss in
don't have a pot to piss in (or a window to throw it out of)
fish or cut bait
fit a quart into a pint pot
for the pot
get a quart into a pint pot
get/pour/put a quart into a pint pot
go to pot
gone to pot
if ifs and ands were pots and pans
in the melting pot
into the pot
keep the pot boiling
melting pot
not have a pot to piss in
piss or get off the pot
pot
pot boiler
pot calling the kettle black, the
pot hound
pot is calling the kettle black
pot luck
pot of gold
pot party
pot shot
pot sniffer
pot to pee/piss in, not have a
pot up
potbelly
potboiler
POTS
pots of money
put (one's) pot on
put someone's pot on
sex pot
sexpot
sweeten (up) the pot
sweeten the kitty
sweeten the pot
take a pot shot
take pot luck
the pot calling the kettle black
the pot is calling the kettle black
throw (something) in(to) the pot
up pot
watched pot never boils
watched pot never boils, a
You cannot get a quart into a pint pot

词组	pot
释义	pot Theme: ALCOHOL in. to drink heavily. He's been potting since dusk.Let's sit here and pot for a while. Theme: CHARITY n. a vessel, hat, basket, etc., used to collect or receive contributions. Please pass the pot.How much is left in the pot? Theme: DRINKING n. a drinking vessel. (Old but still heard.) How about a pot of beer?Care for another pot? Theme: DRUGS - MARIJUANA n. cannabis; marijuana. (Originally drugs, now widely known.) She had pot on her when she was arrested.The cops found pot growing next to city hall. Theme: MONEY n. a sum of money collected; a pool of money. Clare won the whole pot.How large is the pot this month? Theme: TOILET n. a toilet. (Usually with the.) Jimmy's on the pot, Mommy.Where's the pot around here? pot 1. noun 1 marijuana. The most popular slang term for marijuana in the 1950s. No agreement on the etymology, with competing conjectures and little supporting evidence US, 1938. 2 heroin US, 1999. 3 in Queensland, Victoria and Tasmania, a 10 fluid ounce glass of beer AUSTRALIA, 1915. 4 a tooth. Polari; usually in the plural UK, 1992. 5 in poker, all of the chips or money bet on a single hand US, 1947. 6 the jack in a game of bowls. In Midlands' use. The southern equivalent is 'kitty' UK, 1979. 7 in electric line work, a transformer. An abbreviation of 'potential transformer' US, 1980. 8 a carburettor US, 1941. 9 a hospital patient with many trivial complaints US, 1980.► not have a pot to piss in; not have a pot to pee into be extremely poor CANADA, 1961 2. verb 1 to shoot or kill someone US, 1860. 2 to put a baby on a potty (a chamber pot) UK, 1961.► pot the whiteto have sex. An allusion to billiards UK, 1955 idiompot► (the pot of gold at) the end of the rainbowgo to potFail to become worse or fail:A lot of people think the legal system in this country has gone to pot.There's no excuse for letting your appearance go to pot, even if you are at home all day.not have a pot to piss in AmEAmEan impolite expression meaning to be very poor:If Ken doesn't get a job soon, he's not going to have a pot to piss in.Luckily I was able to get financial aid from the university, or I wouldn't have had a pot to piss in. Notenot have two cents to rub together is a more polite way of saying this in American English. the/a melting pot1 used about a place where people from many different countries come to live together and form one society, or about an activity that is influenced by many different styles or ideas:We lived in Manhattan when it was a melting pot for immigrants from all over Europe.The music scene is a melting pot of cultures and ideas, instruments and influences.This is hardly the first time that the American melting pot has been tested by large numbers of newcomers.2 BrE if a decision or the final result of something is in the melting pot, no one knows yet what it will be:The future of the West Highland Railway in North Wales is still in the melting pot.We could still win the trophy - we only have to win four or five games and everything will be back in the melting pot.the pot calling the kettle blackused in order to say that you should not criticize someone for something, because you have done the same thing or have the same fault:In a case of the pot calling the kettle black, the Prime Minister blamed the stock markets for the financial crisis.You think I don't take criticism? That's the pot calling the kettle black!shit or get off the pot AmEAmEa rude expression used in order to tell someone to do what they say they will, when they have been talking about doing it for too long:You've talked about this for months now. Don't you think it's time to shit or get off the pot?Ron's pretty bad at making decisions, so sometimes you just have to tell him to shit or get off the pot. Note fish or cut bait is a more polite way of saying this. take pot luckto take whatever is available, without being able to make a choice or choose something when you do not know which of the available things is the best:If you want to go to a movie, we could take pot luck and hope there's something good on in town.Car owners shouldn't have to take pot luck when they fill up their tank - they should be told the quality of the fuel they're getting. NoteThis idiom comes from the time when an unexpected guest would share whatever food a family had cooking in the pot. In North America, a pot luck supper or dinner is an occasion to which each person brings one type of food and everyone shares. You do not know exactly what you might eat until you arrive. a watched pot (never boils)old-fashioned used in order to say that if you are not patient and want something to happen too much it seems to take a long time or does not happen at all:There's no point in checking the post so often - a watched pot, and all that ...Instead of waiting for Pete to call, why don't you call him or write a letter? You know what they say about watched pots never boiling. phrasepot[potted, potted, potting] pot on pot on sth • *pot sth* on** BrE to move a young plant to a larger pot: The cuttings should be potted on once the new growth has started to emerge. pot up pot up sth • *pot sth* up** BrE to put a plant in a pot: Pot up the seedlings after 2-3 weeks. pot 1. n. a toilet. (Usually with the.) Jimmy’s on the pot, Mommy. 2. n. a drinking vessel. (Old but still heard.) How about a pot of beer? 3. in. to drink heavily; to use a pot (sense 2) to excess. Let’s sit here and pot for a while. 4. n. a vessel, hat, basket, etc., used to collect or receive contributions. Please pass the pot. 5. n. a sum of money collected; a pool of money. How large is the pot this month? 6. n. cannabis; marijuana. (Originally drugs, now widely known.) The cops found pot growing next to city hall. See: (do something) or get off the pot a chicken in every pot a little pot is soon hot a melting pot a pot of gold a storm in a teapot a tempest in a teapot a watched pot never boils be pot luck boil the pot can talk the legs off an iron pot crackpot don't have a pot to piss in don't have a pot to piss in (or a window to throw it out of) fish or cut bait fit a quart into a pint pot for the pot get a quart into a pint pot get/pour/put a quart into a pint pot go to pot gone to pot if ifs and ands were pots and pans in the melting pot into the pot keep the pot boiling melting pot not have a pot to piss in piss or get off the pot pot pot boiler pot calling the kettle black, the pot hound pot is calling the kettle black pot luck pot of gold pot party pot shot pot sniffer pot to pee/piss in, not have a pot up potbelly potboiler POTS pots of money put (one's) pot on put someone's pot on sex pot sexpot sweeten (up) the pot sweeten the kitty sweeten the pot take a pot shot take pot luck the pot calling the kettle black the pot is calling the kettle black throw (something) in(to) the pot up pot watched pot never boils watched pot never boils, a You cannot get a quart into a pint pot
随便看	know one's place know (one's) place know one's stuff know (one's) stuff know one's way about know (one's) way about know one's way around know (one's) way around know one through and through know one’s ass from a hole in the ground know onions know only too well know on which side your bread is buttered know otherwise know our beans know our onions know our own mind know our own minds know our place know our stuff know our way about know our way around know own mind know perfectly well know place