pit

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n. a sizeable hole (usually in the ground)
n. a concavity in a surface (especially an anatomical depression)
n. an enclosure in which animals are made to fight
n. (commodity exchange) the part of the floor of a commodity exchange where trading in a particular commodity is carried on

n. lubang besar
Workers dug a deep pit in the backyard to install the new swimming pool.
Para pekerja menggali lubang besar yang dalam di halaman belakang untuk memasang kolam renang baru.
n. tambang
Many local residents used to work in the coal pit before it was closed down.
Banyak warga lokal dulunya bekerja di tambang batu bara sebelum tempat itu ditutup.
n. biji buah
Be careful not to swallow the pit when you are eating a peach.
Hati-hati jangan sampai menelan biji buah saat kamu makan persik.
v. membuat berlubang
Heavy rain and freezing weather pitted the surface of the old road.
Hujan deras dan cuaca dingin membuat permukaan jalan tua itu berlubang.
v. mengadu
It is not a good idea to pit brothers against each other over money matters.
Bukan ide yang baik untuk mengadu sesama saudara karena masalah uang.
v. mempertandingkan
The final match will pit the two best teams in the country against each other.
Pertandingan final ini akan mempertandingkan dua tim terbaik di negara ini.