fob

UK
/fɒb/
US
/fɑb/

Translations

fobadjective
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "fob pocket", "fob watch").
fobnoun
fobs
pl
UK
/fɒb/
US
/fɑb/
He attached the fob to his car keys.
Он прикрепил брелок к своим автомобильным ключам.
карман для часов
He kept his watch in the fob of his waistcoat.
Он держал свои часы в кармане для часов своего жилета.
Additional translations
Synonyms
fobverb
fobbed
Past Simple
fobbed
Past Participle
fobbing
Gerund
UK
/fɒb/
US
/fɑb/
He tried to fob me off with a cheap imitation.
Он пытался обмануть меня дешёвой подделкой.

Definitions

fobadjective
Designating or relating to something intended for or carried in a fob or key fob; used attributively before another noun.
He slipped his keys into the fob pocket of his jeans.
fobnoun
A small pocket in a vest, used especially for carrying a watch.
He reached into his fob to check the time on his pocket watch.
A chain or ribbon attached to a watch for carrying in a waistcoat or waistband pocket.
The gold fob dangled elegantly from his vest, adding a touch of class to his attire.
A small ornament or seal attached to a watch chain.
The antique fob on his watch chain was a family heirloom passed down through generations.
A key fob, a small electronic device used for security purposes, often to unlock a car or door remotely.
She pressed the button on her fob to unlock the car doors from a distance.
fobverb
To deceive or trick someone into accepting something inferior or undesirable.
He tried to fob off the broken watch as a brand new one.
To dispose of something by passing it on to someone else.
She managed to fob her old clothes onto her younger sister.