pouch

UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/

Translations

pouchnoun
pouches
pl
UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/
She kept her jewelry in a small velvet pouch.
Она хранила свои украшения в маленьком бархатном мешочке.
He pulled out a map from his pouch.
Он вытащил карту из своего кармана.
The kangaroo carries its young in a pouch.
Кенгуру носит своих детенышей в сумке.
Additional translations
pouchverb
pouched
Past Simple
pouched
Past Participle
pouching
Gerund
UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/
класть в мешочек
She decided to pouch the herbs for later use.
Она решила положить травы в мешочек для использования позже.
pouchadjective
UK
/paʊtʃ/
US
/paʊtʃ/
Used attributively to describe items packaged in or designed to be carried in a pouch

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.