英语词汇“potted”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

potted

/ˈpɒtɪd

adjective

1(Of a plant) planted or grown in a flowerpot and usually kept indoors: an array of exotic potted palms...

We were recently given several potted bamboo plants.
The thieves entered the premises after removing the padlocks with bolt cutters and a substantial number of potted shrubs and herbaceous plants were removed in broad daylight.
Before bringing a potted tree indoors, water it thoroughly and hose off the foliage.

2chiefly British (Of meat or fish) preserved in a sealed pot or jar: potted shrimps...

The pair celebrated the occasion at a private reception held in a relative's house - where they dined on Dundee cake, half a pound of potted meat and pop.
Take your picnic: like nowhere else in Britain, this place calls for potted meat and pineapple chunks straight from the tin.
One man testified that the potted meat had been supplied unsealed but wrapped in brown paper and sold to several people, none of whom fell ill.

2.1(Of a biographical or historical account) put into a short and easily assimilable form: a potted history of the band’s career...

Herewith a potted description of a great weekend!
A potted explanation of what has become his obsession is as follows.
I've already posted a potted summary of Australian Political parties, so go read that to learn about the Dramatis Personae.

3North American informal Intoxicated by drink or drugs, especially cannabis: everybody was pretty potted

4(Of an electrical component or circuit) encapsulated in insulating material.Note: the potted circuit board is a protection circuit which will prevent damage if the plunger fails to seat properly....

These projectiles can cause major damage to any mechanical or electrical components that are near the potted electronic circuit.

单词	potted
释义	potted /ˈpɒtɪd / adjective 1(Of a plant) planted or grown in a flowerpot and usually kept indoors: an array of exotic potted palms... We were recently given several potted bamboo plants. The thieves entered the premises after removing the padlocks with bolt cutters and a substantial number of potted shrubs and herbaceous plants were removed in broad daylight. Before bringing a potted tree indoors, water it thoroughly and hose off the foliage. 2chiefly British (Of meat or fish) preserved in a sealed pot or jar: potted shrimps... The pair celebrated the occasion at a private reception held in a relative's house - where they dined on Dundee cake, half a pound of potted meat and pop. Take your picnic: like nowhere else in Britain, this place calls for potted meat and pineapple chunks straight from the tin. One man testified that the potted meat had been supplied unsealed but wrapped in brown paper and sold to several people, none of whom fell ill. 2.1(Of a biographical or historical account) put into a short and easily assimilable form: a potted history of the band’s career... Herewith a potted description of a great weekend! A potted explanation of what has become his obsession is as follows. I've already posted a potted summary of Australian Political parties, so go read that to learn about the Dramatis Personae. 3North American informal Intoxicated by drink or drugs, especially cannabis: everybody was pretty potted 4(Of an electrical component or circuit) encapsulated in insulating material.Note: the potted circuit board is a protection circuit which will prevent damage if the plunger fails to seat properly.... These projectiles can cause major damage to any mechanical or electrical components that are near the potted electronic circuit.
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