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pouch

UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/

Translations

pouchnoun
pouches
pl
UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/
pochePetit sac souple; aussi pour la poche anatomique des marsupiaux.
She kept her coins in a leather pouch.
Elle gardait ses pièces dans une poche en cuir.
pocheEn anatomie, cavité ou repli en forme de poche.
The surgeon removed a small fluid-filled pouch near the patient's kidney.
Le chirurgien a retiré une petite poche remplie de liquide près du rein du patient.
sachetEmballage souple pour aliments ou autres produits.
He opened a pouch of instant coffee to make a quick drink.
Il a ouvert un sachet de café instantané pour se faire rapidement une boisson.
Synonyms
sack
bag
receptacle
holder
case
envelope
pocket
container
pouchverb
pouched
Past Simple
pouched
Past Participle
pouching
Gerund
UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/
gonflerSe dit d’une voile ou d’une surface qui se bombe sous l’effet du vent.
The wind pouched the sail until the fabric strained at the seams.
Le vent a gonflé la voile jusqu’à ce que le tissu tire sur les coutures.
mettre dans une pocheRare; usage concret de mise en contenant souple.
She carefully pouched the seeds to keep them safe.
Elle a soigneusement mis les graines dans une poche pour les garder en sécurité.
Synonyms
pocket
stow
tuck
stash
hide
conceal
secrete
store
carry
sack
bag
pouchadjective
UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/
Used attributively to describe items packaged in or designed to be carried in a pouch
en sachetSe dit d’un produit conditionné dans un sachet ou une pochette souple.
Pouch drinks are convenient for children.
Les boissons en sachet sont pratiques pour les enfants.
Synonyms
pouched
pouchlike
pouchy
pocketed
saclike
baglike
marsupial

Definitions

pouchnoun
A small bag or sack used for carrying items.
She kept her coins in a leather pouch.
A pocket-like abdominal cavity in marsupials where the young are carried and nurtured.
The kangaroo's pouch is where the joey stays until it is mature enough to survive outside.
A small, flexible container typically used for packaging or storing food or other items.
He opened a pouch of instant coffee to make a quick drink.
An anatomical pocket, sac, or fold of skin in a person, animal, or plant.
The surgeon removed a small fluid-filled pouch near the patient's kidney.
pouchverb
To put into or enclose in a pouch.
She carefully pouched the seeds to keep them safe.
To swell or bulge outward so as to resemble a pouch, or to cause something to do so.
The wind pouched the sail until the fabric strained at the seams.
pouchadjective
Relating to or packaged in a pouch.
Pouch drinks are convenient for children.
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