pockets
word · lemma: pocket
/ˈpɑkəts/
PAH-kits
/pˈɒkɪts/
PO-kits
Definition
Pockets are small sewn spaces in clothes or bags used to carry things like keys, money, or your phone.
Usage & Nuances
Usually refers to the part of clothing, especially pants, jackets, and shirts. Common phrases include 'in your pocket', 'empty your pockets', and 'deep pockets' (a lot of money). Don't confuse it with a handbag or purse.
Spanish: bolsillosPortuguese (BR): bolsos (de roupa) - bolsosPortuguese (PT): bolsosChinese (Simplified): 口袋Chinese (Traditional): 口袋Hindi: जेबेंArabic: جيوبBengali: পকেটRussian: карманыJapanese: ポケットVietnamese: túi (quần áo)Korean: 주머니Turkish: cepUrdu: جیبیںIndonesian: saku
Example Sentences
These pants have big pockets.
basic
She put her keys in her pockets.
basic
Check your pockets before you wash your jeans.
basic
I hate when women's clothes have tiny pockets or none at all.
natural
He stood there with his hands in his pockets, looking nervous.
natural
Empty your pockets at the airport security check.
natural