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Meanings of pots in English
Voice-grade analog telephone service; the basic form of residential and small business service connection to the telephone network now gradually replaced by more advanced forms of telephony such as ISDN, mobile phones and VoIP.
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1
Geraniums and begonias stood in pots along planks; tomatoes climbed the walls.
2
The food in the cupboard was basic, the pots were second generation.
3
It's a good thing that I'm owed for a great many pots.'
4
Revenue that their pension pots are in excess of new current limits.
5
We then arranged the pots on the benches in the school hall.
6
One answer: turn both pots around and look at their recommended portion.
7
Cool, and put away in the pots in which they were baked.
8
In the first place, the pots and pans were of solid gold.
9
Already Steel was impulsively busy in the conservatory pulling the pots down.
10
You need to consider two other accessories when you shop for pots:
11
In three out of the four pots, the crossed plants flowered first.
12
Add the butter and seasoning, and pack solidly in small stone pots.
13
The smell of the cooking-pots floated out from the mud-houses near by.
14
The light earth was thus flowed over the rims of the pots.
15
And Caporushes cleaned the pots and scraped the saucepans and said nothing.
16
These were set in pots and on shelves near the latticed windows.
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Pots across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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