Pocketed Meaning in English
word · lemma: pocket
ˈpɑkətɪd
PAH-kuh-tid
pˈɒkɪtɪd
POK-it-id
释义
'Pocketed' means put something into a pocket, or, informally, to take or keep money—sometimes dishonestly.
用法与细微差别
Often used literally for putting objects in a pocket, but in news or informal conversation, 'pocketed' can mean stealing or dishonestly keeping money ('pocketed the cash'). Common in crime and sports contexts (snooker: 'pocketed the ball').
Spanish: guardó (en el bolsillo) - embolsó (dinero ilícitamente) - metió en el bolsilloPortuguese (BR): colocou no bolso - embolsou (dinheiro de forma desonesta)Portuguese (PT): meteu no bolso - embolsou (dinheiro de forma indevida)Chinese (Simplified): 装进口袋 - 贪污 (钱)Chinese (Traditional): 裝進口袋 - 貪汙 (錢)Hindi: जेब में डाला - हड़प लिया (ग़ैरक़ानूनी पैसा)Arabic: وضع في الجيب - اختلس (مال)Bengali: পকেটস্থ করা - আত্মসাত করাRussian: положил в карман - присвоилJapanese: ポケットに入れた - 着服したVietnamese: bỏ vào túi - biển thủKorean: 주머니에 넣었다 - 횡령했다Turkish: cebine koydu - zimmetine geçirdiUrdu: جیب میں ڈال لیا - ہڑپ کر لیاIndonesian: memasukkan ke saku - menggelapkan
例句
He pocketed the coins and left the store.
basic
She pocketed her phone before getting on the bus.
basic
The player pocketed the last ball and won the game.
basic
He quietly pocketed the extra change when no one was looking.
natural
The accountant pocketed thousands of dollars before anyone noticed.
natural
She found a dollar on the street and quickly pocketed it.
natural