English to Irish Meaning of pocket - póca

Pocket :

póca

noun

póca, sparán, cuas, bearna, tochailt

verb

póca, mhídhílsiú, iarscríbhinn, ghlacadh, adhlacadh, Pailliún, choinneáil siar, dall, cheilt, chlúdach, faoi chois

adjective

póca

Pocket :: pócaPocketed :: pocketedPocketful :: pocketfulPocketfuls :: pocketfulsPocketing :: pocketingPockets :: pócaí

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Definitions of pocket in English

Noun(1) a small pouch inside a garment for carrying small articles(2) an enclosed space(3) a supply of money(4) (bowling(5) a hollow concave shape made by removing something(6) a local region of low pressure or descending air that causes a plane to lose height suddenly(7) a small isolated group of people(8) (anatomy, as a marsupial or gopher or pelican(9) an opening at the corner or on the side of a billiard table into which billiard balls are struck
Verb(1) put in one's pocket(2) take unlawfully

Examples of pocket in English

(1) Corroded danburite up to 8 cm in length was abundant around footwall portions of the pocket .(2) But there's more to it than just stepping up to the plate and hitting a home run or standing in the pocket and throwing a touchdown pass.(3) I have found myself many times in foreign lands hopelessly trying to refold enormous maps back to their original pocket size.(4) I carry a little pocket PC around with me, and it has every plan for every job we're working on.(5) The pool hall was full of seedy characters as Sabrina sunk a red ball into the corner pocket , slamming two more in on rebound.(6) Brower had developed the habit of opening his glove wider when gripping the ball in the pocket for a changeup.(7) Wisely selecting the six ball for the side pocket , you carefully position the cue ball.(8) I leaned over the table, aiming to bounce the white ball off of a side to knock a blue ball into the corner pocket .(9) I accepted the challenge to simply pocket the object ball in the side, and stop the cueball dead.(10) The film is based on the British Navy's triumph over a German pocket battleship, the Graf Spee, in the early months of the second world war.(11) Most of us carry around a pocket computer as a matter of routine.(12) But Kevin was already skipping down the street, camera in pocket , cell phone in hand.(13) The line is doing a good job of protecting him and he's moving outside the pocket on pass plays, so defenses don't have a free shot at him.(14) And if you really want to get philosophical, bring a pocket dictionary.(15) They are, however, well-designed pocket revolvers for those who can and must carry a gun for personal protection.(16) They carry pocket telescopes to spy through when they walk abroad.

Related Phrases of pocket

(1) pocket money ::

airgead póca

(2) pocket watch ::

uaireadóir póca

(3) pocket knife ::

scian phóca

(4) coat pocket ::

cóta póca

(5) out of pocket ::

as póca

(6) air pocket ::

aer póca

(7) pocket calculator ::

áireamhán póca

(8) pick pocket ::

Pioc póca

(9) in the pocket ::

sa phóca

(10) back pocket ::

póca ar ais

Related Phrases of pocket

(1) pocket money ::

airgead póca

(2) pocket watch ::

uaireadóir póca

(3) pocket knife ::

scian phóca

(4) coat pocket ::

cóta póca

(5) out of pocket ::

as póca

(6) air pocket ::

aer póca

(7) pocket calculator ::

áireamhán póca

(8) pick pocket ::

Pioc póca

(9) in the pocket ::

sa phóca

(10) back pocket ::

póca ar ais

Synonyms

Adjective

1. small ::

beag

Noun

2. pouch ::

pouch

4. area ::

limistéar

5. air hole ::

poll aeir

6. scoop ::

scoop

Verb

7. steal ::

steal

8. bag ::

mála

Different Forms

pocket, pocketed, pocketful, pocketfuls, pocketing, pockets

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