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    pitted

    • IPA[ˈpidəd]

    美式

    • adj.
      having a hollow or indentation on the surface；(of a fruit) having had the stone removed
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    pit

    • n.
      a large hole in the ground.
    • v.
      set someone or something in conflict or competition with: you'll get the chance to pit your wits against the world champions

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    pit

    • n.
      a large hole in the ground.
    • v.
      set someone or something in conflict or competition with: a chance to pit herself against him

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    pit

    • n.
      the stone of a fruit: the key to grilling peaches is to cut them in half and remove the pits there are plenty of food items that should never be put down a disposal, like bones and fruit pits
    • v.
      remove the pit from (fruit).

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    pit

    • n.
      the stone of a fruit: the key to grilling peaches is to cut them in half and remove the pits there are plenty of food items that should never be put down a disposal, like bones and fruit pits
    • v.
      remove the pit from (fruit).

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    snake pit

    • n.
      a pit containing poisonous snakes.

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    pit boss

    • n.
      an employee in a casino in charge of gaming tables.

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    tar pit

    • n.
      a hollow in which natural tar oozes out of the ground and accumulates, in particular one in ... fossil remains of dire wolves are abundant in the La Brea tar pits

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    snake pit

    • n.
      a pit containing poisonous snakes.

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    pitted

    • IPA[ˈpɪtɪd]

    英式

    • adj.
      having a hollow or indentation on the surface: his jowled and pitted face

    Oxford Dictionary