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pocketed

UK
/ˈpɒkɪtɪd/
US
/ˈpɑːkɪtɪd/
pocketedadjective
more pocketed
Comp.
most pocketed
Super.
UK
/ˈpɒkɪtɪd/
US
/ˈpɑːkɪtɪd/
Translations
He carried a pocketed knife for safety.
Он носил карманный нож для безопасности.
Definitions
Having one or more pockets.
She wore a pocketed apron to keep her tools handy while gardening.
Having a surface with small, hollow depressions or indentations.
The pocketed surface of the golf course made it challenging for players.
pocketnoun
Definitions
A small bag sewn into or on clothing, used for carrying small items.
He reached into his pocket to find his keys.
A small, isolated area or group differing from its surroundings.
There are pockets of resistance in the city.
A cavity or hollow part, especially in a geological formation.
The miners discovered a pocket of gold in the rock.
A small pouch or compartment in a container or bag.
She kept her passport in a secure pocket of her backpack.
A small amount of money or resources available for spending.
He had to pay for the repairs out of his own pocket.
In billiards or pool, one of the holes on the table into which balls are shot.
He skillfully aimed the ball into the corner pocket.
In American football, the protected area formed by the offensive line where the quarterback stands to throw the ball.
The quarterback stepped up in the pocket and delivered a perfect pass.
pocketverb

pocketed

Past Simple

pocketed
Past Simple
pocketed
Past Participle
pocketing
Gerund
UK
/ˈpɒkɪt/
US
/ˈpɑːkɪt/
Translations
положить в карман
He managed to pocket the money without anyone noticing.
Он умудрился положить деньги в карман, не привлекая внимания.
She was accused of pocketing company funds.
Ее обвинили в присвоении средств компании.
Additional translations
прикарманить
Definitions
To put something into one's pocket.
He pocketed the change after buying a coffee.
To take or receive something, especially money, for oneself, often dishonestly.
She pocketed the extra cash without anyone noticing.
To earn or win a specified amount of money.
The team pocketed a large sum after winning the championship.
To enclose or conceal something as if in a pocket.
He pocketed his emotions and continued with the meeting.
In billiards or pool, to cause (a ball) to drop into a pocket.
She cleanly pocketed the eight-ball to win the match.
Synonyms
store
save
keep
hide
stash
pocketadjective
Definitions
Small enough to fit into a pocket; compact.
She carried a pocket dictionary for quick reference.
Relating to or designed for use in a pocket.
He bought a pocket watch as a vintage accessory.
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