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Meanings of pea in English
Russian
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Usage of pea in English
1
I lost my sweet pea this year to these strange looking insects.
2
The addition of the pea and mint puree also adds great flavour.
3
Most men wouldn't know the difference between an emerald or a pea.
4
The Philippine pea-nut is about as large as that seen in England.
5
Then she took the old spoon and equally divided the pea soup.
6
It varies in size from a pin-head to a pea or larger.
7
Put in a piece of butter as big as a large pea.
8
I would say they remind me of pods, as in pea pods.
9
Like the pea coat, the duffle is also a great all-purpose coat.
10
The pea meal now was down to one and a half pounds.
11
Ate them with pea meal and boys went back for the canoe.
12
The size varies from that of a pea to a small orange.
13
We're like the princess with seventeen mattresses between her and the pea.
14
All the above except sweet pea are quickly cut down by frost.
15
That is where the pressure lies, and no larger than a pea.
16
The faecal true protein digestibility of both pea varieties was about 97.
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Pea across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common