the pits

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishthe pitsthe pitsDSOthe place beside the track in a car race where cars can come in for petrol, new tyres etc → pit stop → pitExamples from the Corpusthe pits• The market says close the pits.• Does he expect us to be convinced by his words about the prevalence of cholera in the pits?• Real-estate prices were in the pits.• In the pits they didn't shut down they put their own breed of managers, under-managers and deputies ...• So it is with the young prospects we throw into the pits of the courtroom.• There are a lot of interesting birds on the pits.• And this time I got in-well, to Loyola, which everybody thought was really the pits.

单词	the pits
释义	the pits From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishthe pitsthe pitsDSOthe place beside the track in a car race where cars can come in for petrol, new tyres etc → pit stop → pitExamples from the Corpusthe pits• The market says close the pits.• Does he expect us to be convinced by his words about the prevalence of cholera in the pits?• Real-estate prices were in the pits.• In the pits they didn't shut down they put their own breed of managers, under-managers and deputies ...• So it is with the young prospects we throw into the pits of the courtroom.• There are a lot of interesting birds on the pits.• And this time I got in-well, to Loyola, which everybody thought was really the pits.
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