I can offer peapod wine and a party hat made from the Daily Telegraph.

我能提供酒和一顶用《每日电讯报》制作的派对帽。

We don't use this word very often in English other than some very specific terms such as " peapod." A " pea (pea) – note the spelling – pod" is what the little green vegetable, what we call " peas, " grow in.

我们除了像“” 这样的特定术语外， 平时很少使用这个词。 “豌” ——请注意拼——在“”里。

Peas grow in what are called " peapods, " which are small, you can think of them as little packs – little containers, where the pea itself grows.

豌在所谓的“”中，它们很小，你可以把它们想象成小包——小容器，豌本身就在里面。

" Peas" are small green vegetables that come in – or grow rather in something called a " pod" – a " peapod." Kind of like a podcast!

“豌” 是一种小的绿色蔬菜， 它们在一种叫做“” 的东西里——一种“” 。 有点像播客！

So, a " pod" is anything that holds or contains something else, but is used in English – outside of the context of podcasting – usually just to describe the vegetable or a part of the vegetable: the peapod.

所以， “pod” 是指任何可以容纳或包含其他东西的东西，但在英语中——除了播客这个语境外——通常仅用于描述蔬菜或蔬菜的一部分：豌。

When you take them out of the ground, you have to take the peas out of the " peapod" – the container, if you will, of the peas.

当你把它们从地里拿出来时，你必须把豌从“” ——豌的容器——如果你愿意的话——中拿出来。