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petits pois

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pet·its pois  (pt pwä, p-t)
pl.n.
Very small green peas.
[French : petits, pl. of petit, little + pois, pl. of pois, pea.]
petits pois (French) [pəti pwa]
pl n
(Cookery) small sweet fresh green peas
[French: small peas]
Translations
petits pois [ˈpetiːˈpwa] NPL → petits pois mpl guisantes pequeños y dulces
petits pois
pl (form) → Petits Pois pl
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