Что означает pocket на английском языке и каково определение pocket?

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0 a small bag that is sewn or fixed onto or into a piece of clothing, a bag, the back of a seat, etc -- карман
- a coat/shirt/trouser pocket
- He was asked to empty his pockets.
- Safety instructions are in the pocket on the seat in front of you.
1 a small area or small amount of something that is different from what is around it -- район, зона, вкрапление
- There was real poverty in some pockets of the country.
- small pockets of air trapped inside the glass
2 the amount of money that you have for spending -- деньги, средства
- I shouldn't have to pay for travel out of my own pocket (= with my own money).
3 to have less money than you should have because you have paid for something -- быть в убытке, терять деньги
- The travel company cancelled our trip and we were left hundreds of pounds out of pocket.
4 to take something, especially money, which does not belong to you -- присваивать, прикарманивать
- His plan was to pocket the money from the sale of the business and leave the country.
5 to put something in your pocket -- класть в карман
- Juan pocketed the knife and walked away.
6 small enough to fit in your pocket -- карманный
- a pocket dictionary

His pockets had to be emptied of doofers from time to time, and aired.
A slab of freshwater ice formed the smooth top of a billiard table made of ice blocks, with pockets and cushions crafted out of walrus-hide.
Our initial sense, of course, is that these pockets of professionalism give legislatures positive power.
As in many acknowledgedly literate communities, some pockets exist that nurse oral cultural modes of communication, and, as everywhere, spoken communication far exceeds written communication.
There is now ample evidence that the exposure of hydrophobic ' pockets ' leads to adhesion and fusion, both of proteins and lipid bilayers.
We hypothesize the first few seconds are marked by internal pockets of liquid solder that has not frozen, yet.
Such pockets of malcontents offered the foreign ruler a golden opportunity to subvert his rival from within.
Buying a round of drinks was an obligatory ritual, one that was costly to the pockets of working-class men.