pod
पॉड
definition
verb
the peas have failed to pod
(of a plant) bear or form pods.
That's Tom, off at the end of the garden podding fresh peas.
remove (peas or beans) from their pods prior to cooking.
noun
Late in the season, just as the seedpods begin to split, open a pod and gather the seeds.
an elongated seed vessel of a leguminous plant such as the pea, splitting open on both sides when ripe.
the torpedo's sensor pod contains a television camera
a detachable or self-contained unit on an aircraft, spacecraft, vehicle, or vessel, having a particular function.
abbreviation
what was he po'd about?
pissed off.
translation of 'pod '
शेंग,
शेंगा फोडणे,
बोंड,
(रोपाला) शेंगा धरणे
example
the torpedo's sensor 'pod' contains a television camera
Right away, he could tell that the vessel had a larger engine 'pod' .
A rod 'pod' can be very useful if hard banks are present but make sure the rod tips are pointed at the lead.
The Carrier and Marine variants can have an external gun 'pod' fitted.
On several occasions two of our group got within touching distance (although touching is not allowed) of a 'pod' of pilot whales.
The pleasant task of helping 'pod' the peas for Sunday lunch while eating the odd one on the sly should be part of childhood.
The unique fuselage 'pod' had additional, if cramped, space for paratroopers, stretchers or freight.
Oh, and the broad beans are finally starting to 'pod' , thanks to all the hard work by our neighbourhood bees.
the peas have failed to 'pod'
There was one escape 'pod' left, but Justin had no intention of leaving his most prized possession onboard this deathtrap.
The first encounter was in the Red Sea, when a small 'pod' of dolphins passed us just at the edge of visibility.
It was a 'pod' that was streamlined for speed and 4 thrusters to propel it.
a 'pod' of 500 dolphins frolicking in the bay
Late in the season, just as the seedpods begin to split, open a 'pod' and gather the seeds.
When a 'pod' of whales beach themselves on the coast, the tribespeople try everything in their power to push the beasts back to the safety of the ocean.
We know he was on the station when the explosions started and reports of his escape 'pod' launching were confirmed.
Wright was on a small boat with a local man, amidst a large 'pod' of whales.
We were also joined by a 'pod' of dolphins, audible for much of the dive but visible only at the end when they swam past.
Its 1,700-pound useful load allows for storage inside the spacious cabin or underneath the fuselage in a cargo 'pod' .
our friends would pick and 'pod' the peas and beans
the torpedo's sensor 'pod'
The escape 'pod' rocked from the turbulence created by the shock waves.
A 'pod' of whales was reported off Back Beach earlier this week and those quick enough were able to catch a glimpse of them.
They felt the 'pod' rock back and forth for a moment and then heard the sound of the hangar doors slide shut.
Take a rod 'pod' as the banks are very hard and a brolly or bivvy as the sun can be very strong.
The 'pod' of whales included several juveniles, five infants and two male adults trying to protect them.
The little bird pulled up a 'pod' and peeled back the papery covering.
I then proceeded to set up my rod 'pod' with two optonic heads.
The best he could hope for was to land in a lake or that the 'pod' wouldn't break up as badly as most.
Then the seeds from the 'pod' are planted into a medium solution in small containers.
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