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Definition of «pocket»

A pocket is a small, usually enclosed space or receptacle created by folding fabric, sheathing an edge or using other manufacturing techniques. Pockets can be found on various items such as clothing, bags and cases for holding objects like money, keys, phone, etc.

Usage examples

  1. In order to keep my phone safe, I always keep it in my pocket.
  2. I found a random dollar bill in my pocket while doing laundry.
  3. She pulled a crumpled piece of paper out of her pocket and showed it to me.
  4. The hiker stored some snacks in his pocket for a quick energy boost during the trek.
  5. As a guitarist, I always have a guitar pick in my pocket for impromptu jam sessions.
  6. He carefully put the engagement ring in his pocket before proposing to his partner.
  7. The detective discovered a hidden clue in the suspect's pocket during the investigation.
  8. Before leaving the house, I double-check my pockets to ensure I have my keys and wallet.

Phrases with «pocket»

Sentences with «pocket»

  • Most individuals do not pay the entire cost of a medical or dental operation out of pocket of course, but instead purchase medical insurance, paying monthly premiums as they go along. (sapling.com)
  • Put simply, this role will aim to unlock the opposition's defence, finding players in pockets of space and allowing them to hurt the opponent. (squawka.com)
  • In short, if 10 % of people paid out of pocket for for - profit education, there must be a reason, right? (thecollegeinvestor.com)
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