pothole
( the typical office is all too often not too different from the campaign trail and potholes included) does the word POTHOLES in this context mean problems?
how do you pronounce this word? give me another word that is similar to it in pronounciation? plz
The typical office is all too often not too different from the campaign trail, including the potholes.
Potholes are little holes in roads that cause cars to bounce when they travel over them - so they are annoying.
So in this sentence the world "potholes" means "problems".
It's pronounced like the word "pot" and the word "holes" joined together.
adam is it like pot-holes we dont prounounce it with th sound like thought?
No, there is no 'th' sound; the two parts are pronounced separately. If you know X-SAMPA, it's like this /pQt.h@Ul/ in RP, or /pAt.hoUl/ in General American.
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Do we pronounce "pot" as "put" in the given phrase?
<< Do we pronounce "pot" as "put" in the given phrase? >>
Why would you do that? Pronounce it as 'pot', as in "pots and pans".
SHUT your pothole! lol j/k
No, Andrew; that's "piehole".
thanks josh its clearer now
guest i dont lack these technical terms but i'm not into it. i mean i'm not that skilled in reading the phonetic transcriptions but i got it anyway.
Uriel : ok..
SHUT your PIEHOLE! lol
A lot of people say pothole!