pod 的 2 个定义
- a somewhat elongated, two-valved seed vessel, as that of the pea or bean.
- a dehiscent fruit or pericarp having several seeds.
- Entomology. an insect egg case.a compact mass of insect eggs.
- (8)
pod·ded, pod·ding.
- to produce pods.
- to swell out like a pod.
pod 近义词
encasement of vegetable seeds
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- Weganool fabric made with calotropis pod fibers, which are viewable on the left.
- They usually travel in pods, too, so it’s especially odd this beluga was spotted alone.
- I asked him if the rise of the learning pod will make existing disparities worse.
- These pods will still be made up of public school students, who are getting some level of online instruction from public school teachers.
- Sitting at the bow of a boat, they sniff the air blown toward them from a pod of orcas.
- The Navy and Marine Corps versions of the F-35 have differing configurations and rely on an external gun pod.
- But at Cheshire, prisoners rarely, if ever, leave their pod.
- The faction leaders each take a colony pod and set out to form their own society on the new planet.
- When he first tries the pods for himself, he fails to realize that a fly has made its way into the other pod.
- Top adviser Eric Fehrnstrom told MSNBC that Santorum and Gingrich are “two peas in a pod—longtime Washington legislators.”
- It bears a pod similar to that of the locust, to which it is related, containing eight to twelve beans.
- Instantly it split, showing the gummed red seeds clinging to the inner walls of the sensitive pod.
- The bark is light in colour; and the capsule pod contains a large quantity of down, of a brown tint, and exquisite silky softness.
- It is very long--nearly twice as long as this page and looks much more like a stem than a seed-pod.
- She and her kitten were as much alike as two peas in a pod—jet-black, and with beautiful yellow-green eyes.