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pocket

1. noun

► in pocketin possession of drugs to be sold US, 1989.► in the pocketin poker, dealt face-down US, 1990.► in your pocketof someone else, under your control or direction UK, 1851.► out of pocketout of line; inappropriate US, 1972

2. verb

► pocket the redto put the penis in the vagina. A pun from the game of billiards. Snooker offers a wider choice of puns with PINK and BROWN UK, 1937

idiompocketdig/dip into your pocket(also put/stick your hand into your pocket)to pay for something expensive with your own money:Havers dipped his hand into his own pocket when he heard how one of his plumbers had charged a single mother £300 for a simple job.Geoff Chapple dug deep into his pocket to pay for the brothers to come from New Zealand to play on the team.All he's done is put his hand in his pocket whenever we've asked, and laid out hundreds of thousands of dollars.be in sb's pocketto be controlled by someone because they give you money or support ◆ often used in politics and business:In financial terms, the local authorities are in the pocket of the central government.The General insisted that the Republican Senator was in NASA's pocket. —compare be/live in each other's pocketsout of pocket1 BrE used in order to say that someone has lost money because of a situation or deal:The promoters of the concert found themselves £3700 out of pocket when Prince cancelled at the last minute.If you buy your music system from a reputable dealer, you are unlikely to end up out of pocket.2 AmE if you pay for something out of pocket you pay for it yourself instead of getting the money from someone else such as your employer:Because of this accident we have to pay $250 out of pocket, because the insurance won't pay for counselling.This change means that a home buyer will have to pay $940 of the closing costs out of pocket, rather than financing the full amount.out-of-pocket: AmE The company claims that the out-of-pocket cost of developing the new drug was $128 million.

See:

be burning a hole in (one's) pocket
be burning a hole in your pocket
be in (one's) pocket
be in the pocket
be in/out of pocket
be out of pocket
be/live in each other's pockets
burn a hole in (one's) pocket
carry a rope in (one's) pocket
deep pocket
deep pockets
dig (deep) into (one's) pocket(s)
dip into (one's) pocket
dip into your pocket
have (someone) in (one's) pocket
have deep pockets
have in pocket
have money burning a hole in (one's) pocket
in (one's) hip pocket
in (one's) pocket
in one's pocket
in pocket
in somebody's pocket
in someone's hip pocket
in someone's pocket
in the hip pocket of (someone)
in the pocket of (someone)
like a clown's pocket
line (one's) (own) pocket(s)
line one’s own pocket
line one’s own pockets
line one's pockets
line one's pockets, to
line own pocket
line pockets
line your /somebody's pocket
line your pocket
line your pockets
live in (one's) pocket
live in each other's pockets
live in someone's pocket
money burns a hole in (one's) pocket
money burns a hole in one's pocket
Money burns a hole in pocket
money burns a hole in your pocket
out of (one's) own pocket
out of pocket
out of your own pocket
out-of-pocket
out-of-pocket expenses
pay (for something) out of pocket
pay out of pocket
pick (one's) pocket
pick somebody's pocket
pill-in-the-pocket
piss in (one's) pocket
piss in someone's pocket
play pocket pool
pocket dial
pocket money
pocket of resistance
pocket of time
pocket pool
pocket protector
pocket rocket
pocket veto
pocket-rocket
pocket-sized
put (one's) hand in (one's) pocket
put (one's) hand into (one's) pocket
put your hand in your pocket
put your hand in/into your pocket
Shrouds have no pockets

词组	pocket
释义	pocket 1. noun ► in pocketin possession of drugs to be sold US, 1989.► in the pocketin poker, dealt face-down US, 1990.► in your pocketof someone else, under your control or direction UK, 1851.► out of pocketout of line; inappropriate US, 1972 2. verb ► pocket the redto put the penis in the vagina. A pun from the game of billiards. Snooker offers a wider choice of puns with PINK and BROWN UK, 1937 idiompocketdig/dip into your pocket(also put/stick your hand into your pocket)to pay for something expensive with your own money:Havers dipped his hand into his own pocket when he heard how one of his plumbers had charged a single mother £300 for a simple job.Geoff Chapple dug deep into his pocket to pay for the brothers to come from New Zealand to play on the team.All he's done is put his hand in his pocket whenever we've asked, and laid out hundreds of thousands of dollars.be in sb's pocketto be controlled by someone because they give you money or support ◆ often used in politics and business:In financial terms, the local authorities are in the pocket of the central government.The General insisted that the Republican Senator was in NASA's pocket. —compare be/live in each other's pocketsout of pocket1 BrE used in order to say that someone has lost money because of a situation or deal:The promoters of the concert found themselves £3700 out of pocket when Prince cancelled at the last minute.If you buy your music system from a reputable dealer, you are unlikely to end up out of pocket.2 AmE if you pay for something out of pocket you pay for it yourself instead of getting the money from someone else such as your employer:Because of this accident we have to pay $250 out of pocket, because the insurance won't pay for counselling.This change means that a home buyer will have to pay $940 of the closing costs out of pocket, rather than financing the full amount.out-of-pocket: AmE The company claims that the out-of-pocket cost of developing the new drug was $128 million. See: be burning a hole in (one's) pocket be burning a hole in your pocket be in (one's) pocket be in the pocket be in/out of pocket be out of pocket be/live in each other's pockets burn a hole in (one's) pocket carry a rope in (one's) pocket deep pocket deep pockets dig (deep) into (one's) pocket(s) dip into (one's) pocket dip into your pocket have (someone) in (one's) pocket have deep pockets have in pocket have money burning a hole in (one's) pocket in (one's) hip pocket in (one's) pocket in one's pocket in pocket in somebody's pocket in someone's hip pocket in someone's pocket in the hip pocket of (someone) in the pocket of (someone) like a clown's pocket line (one's) (own) pocket(s) line one’s own pocket line one’s own pockets line one's pockets line one's pockets, to line own pocket line pockets line your /somebody's pocket line your pocket line your pockets live in (one's) pocket live in each other's pockets live in someone's pocket money burns a hole in (one's) pocket money burns a hole in one's pocket Money burns a hole in pocket money burns a hole in your pocket out of (one's) own pocket out of pocket out of your own pocket out-of-pocket out-of-pocket expenses pay (for something) out of pocket pay out of pocket pick (one's) pocket pick somebody's pocket pill-in-the-pocket piss in (one's) pocket piss in someone's pocket play pocket pool pocket dial pocket money pocket of resistance pocket of time pocket pool pocket protector pocket rocket pocket veto pocket-rocket pocket-sized put (one's) hand in (one's) pocket put (one's) hand into (one's) pocket put your hand in your pocket put your hand in/into your pocket Shrouds have no pockets
随便看	pouncing at me pouncing at someone pouncing at something pouncing at the death pouncing at them pouncing at us pouncing at you pouncing on pouncing on her pouncing on him pouncing on me pouncing on someone pouncing on something pouncing on them pouncing on us pouncing on you pouncing upon pouncing upon her pouncing upon him pouncing upon me pouncing upon someone pouncing upon something pouncing upon them pouncing upon us pouncing upon you