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pockets
Meanings of
"pockets"
in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)
Category
English
Spanish
Common
1
Common
pockets
bolsillos
[m/pl]
Meanings of
"pockets"
with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 71 result(s)
Category
English
Spanish
General
1
General
rough fabric used for interlinings and pockets
crudillo
[m]
2
General
rail between two pockets
tablilla
[f]
3
General
typical plainsman’s suit of linen, light color with breeches and jacket with pockets
liquiliquí
[m]
CO
VE
4
General
typical plainsman’s suit of linen, light color with breeches and jacket with pockets
liquiliqui
[m]
CO
VE
5
General
suburban pockets of poverty/marginality
bolsón
[m]
BO
CL
AR
6
General
a men's shirt with pockets on its sides used as a jacket
camisaco
[m]
PY
AR
UY
7
General
belt of pig skin with large pockets and decorated with silver coins
chanchero
[m]
AR
8
General
tanned leather belt, typical of a gaucho outfit, with pockets and adorned with a piece of worked silver
cinto
[m]
PY
AR
UY
9
General
search of someone else's pockets or belongings
esculque
[m]
CO
10
General
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them
rastrillador
[m]
BO:W
11
General
men's shirt with pockets on the sides
camisaco
[m]
PY
AR
UY
12
General
man with deep pockets
fúcar
[m]
disused
13
General
a men's shirt with pockets on its sides used as a jacket
camisola
[f]
UY
rare
14
General
short sleeve shirt without side pockets that is wide and pleated in front and cinched at the waist, which students use as part of their uniform
cubayera
[f]
HN
15
General
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them
rastrilladora
[f]
BO:W
16
General
young person who pockets change from another
matacambio
[m/f]
BO:C,W
17
General
who searches someone else's pockets or belongings
esculcón
[adj]
CO
derog.
18
General
pick pockets
bolsear
[v]
MX
CAM
19
General
search busily in someone's pockets
bolsiquearse
[v]
VE
20
General
search one's own pockets to find something
bolsiquearse
[v]
EC
21
General
(billiards) lose one's turn and points by hitting or potting the cue ball into one of the pockets
ahogarse
[v]
MX
22
General
form air pockets
empollarse
[v]
HN
23
General
pick someone's pockets
ropear
[v]
SV
delinq.
24
General
clean out someone's pockets
ropear
[v]
SV
delinq.
25
General
pick pockets
bolsiquear
[v]
EC
PE
BO
AR
Idioms
26
Idioms
have deep pockets
apalear oro
[v]
27
Idioms
line one's own pockets
chupar del bote
[v]
28
Idioms
have deep pockets
atar los perros con longaniza
[v]
29
Idioms
have deep pockets
atar los perros con longanizas
[v]
30
Idioms
dig deep into one's pockets
desembolsar mucho dinero
[v]
31
Idioms
have short arms and deep pockets
ser tacaño
[v]
32
Idioms
have deep pockets
tener mucho dinero
[v]
33
Idioms
have deep pockets
ser un adinerado
[v]
34
Idioms
have deep pockets
estar forrado en dinero
[v]
35
Idioms
line your own pockets
barrer para dentro
[v]
36
Idioms
line one’s own pockets
rascarse para adentro
[v]
37
Idioms
live in each other's pockets
ser como carne y uña
38
Idioms
live in each other's pockets
ser como traste y camisa
39
Idioms
line one's own pockets
forrarse de billetes
40
Idioms
line one's own pockets
forrarse de dinero
41
Idioms
line one's own pockets
ganar dinero a raudales
42
Idioms
line one's own pockets
ganar mucho dinero
43
Idioms
line one's pockets
embolsar mucho dinero
44
Idioms
the poor have empty pockets but full hearts
los pobres tienen vacíos los bolsillos pero lleno el corazón
45
Idioms
small pockets of unrest
disturbios menores
46
Idioms
small pockets of unrest
pequeños altercados
47
Idioms
live in each other's pockets
ser culo y camisa
[v]
AR
Speaking
48
Speaking
is there anything else in your pockets?
¿tiene algo más en los bolsillos?
49
Speaking
do you have anything in your pockets?
¿tiene algo en los bolsillos?
50
Speaking
keep your hands in your pockets
dejen sus manos en los bolsillos
Phrases
51
Phrases
last pockets of resistance
últimos grupos de resistencia
Colloquial
52
Colloquial
line one's pockets
forrarse
[v]
53
Colloquial
empty your pockets
vaciar los bolsillos
[v]
54
Colloquial
empty your pockets
gastarse todo el dinero
[v]
55
Colloquial
pick pockets
robarle la cartera
[v]
56
Colloquial
line one's pockets
llenarse el bolsillo
[v]
57
Colloquial
line one's pockets
llenarse los bolsillos
[v]
58
Colloquial
with wide and drooping pockets (pants)
fundilludo
[adj]
PE
rare
59
Colloquial
line your own pockets
alburear
[v]
CAR
Proverbs
60
Proverbs
shrouds have no pockets
orgullo, riqueza y hermosura son nada en la sepultura
Slang
61
Slang
break someone's pockets
ser demasiado caro para alguien
[v]
62
Slang
pick someone's pockets
embalsamar
[v]
SV
jail
63
Slang
live in each other's pockets
ser culo y calzón
[v]
AR
UY
Economy
64
Economy
poverty pockets
bolsas de pobreza
Engineering
65
Engineering
pockets-type plate
placa de alveolos
Medicine
66
Medicine
tröltsch's pockets
bolsas de tröltsch
Construction
67
Construction
coal pockets
instalaciones almacenadoras de carbón
Construction Machinery
68
Construction Machinery
air pockets
bolsas de aire
Wildlife Management
69
Wildlife Management
isolated and unviable pockets
focos aislados e impracticables
Mining
70
Mining
in rich pockets
bolsonero
BO
Archaic
71
Archaic
pick pockets
calar
[v]
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