单词 | pocket mouse |
释义 | pocket /pokˈit/noun
To form a pocket ORIGIN: Anglo-Fr pokete (Fr pochette, dimin of poche pocket) pockˈetful noun (pl pockˈet-fuls) As much as a pocket will hold pockˈetless adjective pocket battleship noun A small battleship, built to specifications limited by treaty, etc pocket bike same as minimoto (see under mini-). pockˈetbook noun
pocket borough see under borough pockˈet-comb noun A hair-comb small enough for carrying in the pocket pockˈet-glass noun A small mirror for carrying in the pocket pocket gopher noun An American burrowing rodent, the pouched rat pockˈet-handkˈerchief noun A handkerchief for carrying in the pocket pockˈet-hole noun The opening in a garment giving access to a pocket pocket knife noun A knife with one or more blades folding into the handle, for carrying in the pocket pocket money noun
pocket mouse noun A small rodent of the genus Perognathus, native to the N American desert pockˈet-picking noun The act or practice of picking other people's pockets pockˈet-piece noun A coin carried to bring luck pockˈet-pisˈtol noun
pockˈet-sized adjective Small enough for the pocket pocket veto noun (US) A President's indirect veto of a bill passed by Congress, done by delaying its signing until the legislative session is over have deep pockets To have access to extensive financial resources in one's pocket
in (or out of) pocket
line one's pockets To make or take money dishonestly from business entrusted to one pick a person's pocket To steal from his or her pocket pocket an insult, affront, etc To submit to or put up with it without protest pocket one's pride To humble oneself to accept a situation |
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