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sock
UK
/sɒk/
US
/sɑk/
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sock
noun
socks
pl
UK
/sɒk/
US
/sɑk/
носок
I found a hole in my sock.
Я нашёл дыру в своём носке.
Synonymes
hosiery
footwear
sandal
boot
stocking
sock
verb
socked
Past Simple
socked
Past Participle
socking
Gerund
UK
/sɒk/
US
/sɑːk/
ударить
He decided to sock him in the jaw.
Он решил ударить его в челюсть.
Traductions supplémentaires
врезать
дать
Synonymes
hit
thump
bop
punch
strike
sock
adjective
UK
/sɒk/
US
/sɑk/
Used attributively before another noun (e.g., "sock drawer", "sock puppet").
Définitions
sock
noun
A piece of clothing worn on the foot, typically made of soft material and covering the ankle or part of the calf.
He pulled on a clean cotton sock before sliding his foot into the shoe.
A tubular protective covering for an object such as a golf club, camera lens, or firearm, used to shield it from damage or dirt.
She slid a padded sock over the camera lens before packing it in her bag.
A humorous or informal term for a blow or punch.
He gave his friend a playful sock on the arm.
sock
verb
To hit or strike forcefully.
He socked the punching bag with all his strength.
To store or save something, especially money, for future use.
She socked away most of her paycheck to build an emergency fund.
sock
adjective
Relating to or intended for socks.
He bought a small wooden organizer for his sock drawer.
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