No. 13,023 in Spanish
pits
In Spanish, "pits" does not have a direct meaning; it could be a borrowed word or require context.
In a sentence
Los pozos de agua en la región están secos.
The water pits in the region are dry.
Here, 'pits' refers to 'pozos', which means holes or excavations, typically used to access underground resources like water.
Me regalaron una bolsa de duraznos sin carozos.
They gifted me a bag of peaches without pits.
In this case, 'pits' corresponds to 'carozos', which are the hard, inner seeds of certain fruits.
El terreno del bosque tiene muchos hoyos que parecen pozos.
The forest ground has many holes that look like pits.
Here, 'pits' is represented by 'hoyos' or 'pozos', referring to indentations or cavities in the ground.
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