Pea pods are fruits, and the peas themselves are seeds.

豌豆荚是果实，而豌豆本身是种。

Pods of occasional mutant peas don't explode.

偶尔突变的豌豆荚不会爆炸。

Scientists sometimes describe them as " peas in a pod, " because their sizing and spacing are so even.

科学家有时将它们描述为“豌豆荚里的豌豆”， 因为它们的小和间距非常均匀。

Hagrid was sitting in an armchair outside his house; his trousers and sleeves were rolled up, and he was shelling peas into a large bowl.

海格坐在小屋外面的一把，裤管高高地挽起，对着一只碗，忙着剥豌豆荚。

A dainty green silk skirt reached to her knees, showing silk stockings embroidered with pea-pods, and green satin slippers with bunches of lettuce for decorations instead of bows or buckles.

一条精致的绿色丝绸裙长及膝， 露出绣有豌豆荚的丝袜和绿色缎面拖鞋， 面装饰着一束束生菜，而不是蝴蝶结或搭扣。

For instance, all cultivated peas share the same recessive gene that prevents ripe pods of cultivated peas from spontaneously popping open and spilling their peas, as wild pea pods do.

例如，所有栽培豌豆都具有相同的隐性基因，该基因可以防止栽培豌豆的成熟豆荚像野生豌豆荚那样自发地爆开并溢出豌豆。

In late June, our original garden-helper crew from Bancroft Elementary joined me for our first harvest, kneeling together in the dirt to tear off lettuce leaves and strip pea pods from their stems.

6 月下旬，我们班克罗夫特小学的原始园艺助手团队和我一起参加了我们的第一次收获，他们一起跪在泥土中，撕下生菜叶，从茎剥下豌豆荚。

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——除了播客这个语外——通常仅用于描述蔬菜或蔬菜的一部分：豌豆荚。