pocket nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di pocket nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.pocket [ingl brit ˈpɒkɪt, ingl am ˈpɑkət] SOST

1. pocket (in garment):

pocket

tasca f

jacket, trouser pocket

tasca della giacca, dei pantaloni

with one's hands in one's pockets

con le mani in tasca

to put one's hand in one's pocket

mettere le mani in tasca

to put one's hand in one's pocket fig

mettere mano al portafoglio

to go through sb's pockets

frugare nelle tasche di qn

to turn out one's pockets

vuotarsi le tasche

he paid for it out of his own pocket

l'ha pagato di tasca sua

prices to suit every pocket fig

prezzi per tutte le tasche

2. pocket (in car door, suitcase, folder etc.):

pocket

tasca f

3. pocket (small area):

pocket fig

sacca f

pocket of resistance, of opposition

sacca di resistenza, opposizione

4. pocket GEOL:

pocket

tasca f

air pocket AVIAZ

vuoto d'aria

5. pocket (in billiards):

pocket

buca f

II.pocket [ingl brit ˈpɒkɪt, ingl am ˈpɑkət] AGG

pocket calculator, flask, diary, dictionary, edition:

pocket

tascabile

III.pocket [ingl brit ˈpɒkɪt, ingl am ˈpɑkət] VB vb trans

1. pocket:

pocket (put in one's pocket)

mettersi in tasca, intascare

pocket (keep for oneself) fig money, profits

intascare

2. pocket ingl am POL:

to pocket a bill

opporre un veto a un progetto di legge

3. pocket (in billiards):

pocket

imbucare, mandare in buca

IV.pocket [ingl brit ˈpɒkɪt, ingl am ˈpɑkət]

to be in pocket ingl brit

avere guadagnato

to be out of pocket ingl brit

rimetterci

I'm £40 out of pocket

ci ho rimesso 40 sterline

to have sb in one's pocket

tenere qn in pugno

to line one's pockets

riempirsi le tasche

to live in each other's pockets

stare sempre appiccicati or essere inseparabili

to pocket one's pride

mettere da parte il proprio orgoglio

pocket-sized [ingl am ˈpɑkətsaɪzd], pocket-size [ˈpɒkɪtˌsaɪz] AGG

pocket-sized

tascabile

pocket-sized (tiny) fig

piccino

pocket calculator [ˌpɒkɪtˈkælkjʊleɪtə(r)] SOST

pocket calculator

calcolatrice f tascabile

slit pocket [ˈslɪtˌpɒkɪt] SOST

slit pocket

tasca f tagliata

pocket battleship [ingl am ˈˌpɑkət ˈbædlˌʃɪp] SOST

pocket battleship

corazzata f tascabile

shooting pocket [ˈʃuːtɪŋˌpɒkɪt] SOST

shooting pocket

carniere m

pocket billiards [ˌpɒkɪtˈbɪlɪədz] SOST npl

1. pocket billiards:

pocket billiards

biliardo m americano

2. pocket billiards colloq, fig:

to play pocket billiards

= masturbarsi tenendo la mano in tasca

hip pocket [ingl brit, ingl am ˈhɪp ˌpɑkət] SOST (of trousers)

hip pocket

tasca f posteriore

zip pocket [ˈzɪpˌpɒkɪt] SOST

zip pocket

tasca f con chiusura lampo

slash pocket [ingl am slæʃ ˈpɑkət] SOST

slash pocket

tasca f tagliata

pocket nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di pocket nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.pocket [ˈpɑ:·kɪt] SOST

1. pocket (in pants, jacket):

pocket

tasca f

back pocket

tasca posteriore

breast pocket

taschino

inside pocket

tasca interna

to be in pocket/out of pocket

essere in attivo/in passivo

to pay for sth out of one's own pocket

pagare di tasca propria per qc

2. pocket (isolated group, area):

pocket of green [or greenery]

angolo m verde

a pocket of resistance

una sacca di resistenza

pocket of turbulence AVIAZ, METEOR

vuoto m d'aria

3. pocket (in pool table):

pocket

buca f

locuzioni:

to have sth in one's pocket

avere qc in tasca

to have sb in one's pocket

tenere qu in pugno

to line one's pockets

riempirsi le tasche di soldi

II.pocket [ˈpɑ:·kɪt] VB vb trans

1. pocket (put in pocket):

to pocket sth

mettersi in tasca qc

2. pocket (keep for oneself):

pocket

appropriarsi di

3. pocket (in billiards):

to pocket a ball

mandare una palla in buca

locuzioni:

to pocket one's pride

mettersi l'orgoglio sotto i piedi

III.pocket [ˈpɑ:·kɪt] AGG

pocket dictionary

dizionario m tascabile

pocket edition

edizione f tascabile

pocket-sized AGG

pocket-sized

tascabile

pocket calculator SOST

pocket calculator

calcolatrice f tascabile

air pocket SOST

air pocket

vuoto m d'aria

pocket camera SOST

pocket camera

macchina f fotografica tascabile

pocket handkerchief SOST

pocket handkerchief

fazzoletto m da taschino

pocket money SOST

1. pocket money (for small expenses):

pocket money

denaro m per piccole spese

2. pocket money (from one's parents):

pocket money

paghetta f

breast pocket SOST

breast pocket

taschino m

Traduzioni di pocket nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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taschino (di giacca, camicia)

breast pocket

taschino (di gilet, pantaloni)

small pocket

radiolina

pocket radio

pocket Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to be in pocket/out of pocket

essere in attivo/in passivo

to pay for sth out of one's own pocket

pagare di tasca propria per qc

pocket of green [or greenery]

angolo m verde

pocket of turbulence AVIAZ, METEOR

vuoto m d'aria

to have sth in one's pocket

avere qc in tasca

to have sb in one's pocket

tenere qu in pugno

to pocket a ball

mandare una palla in buca

to pocket one's pride

mettersi l'orgoglio sotto i piedi

to pick sb's pocket

borseggiare qu

to put one's hand in one's pocket

mettere mano alla borsa

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

The print in many of these is unusually small even for pocket-sized paperbacks.

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He reaches twice with his right hand toward what appears to be an inside pocket of his jacket.

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We made it a fight about the hip pocket and not about the environment.

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The hydrophobic nature of the pocket favours aromatic and apolar substrates over highly polar ones.

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If the marker is not acceptable, the bettor may bet with cash out-of-pocket or go all-in.

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An achkan has only one breast pocket on the left side whereas a sherwani will have two breast pockets, left and right.

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In the 19th century the town was known for its pocket and marine chronometers.

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They are distinguished by an open foot pocket, that encloses only the instep, leaving the toes free so the foot can flex.

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Volunteers receive food and board, and sometimes pocket money.

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It is, of course, much more sensible to take money from taxpayers and hand it over to mime artists to make sure they are always in pocket.

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