Examples of using "Kieszeni" in a sentence and their english translations:
He emptied his pockets of their contents.
He put his hands in his pockets.
He thrust the money into his pocket.
- He took something out of his pocket.
- He took something out from his pocket.
- He pulled something out of his pocket.
He took a coin out of his pocket.
- What do you have in your pocket?
- What's in your pocket?
- She put the key in her pocket.
- She put the key in her bag.
It's in your pocket.
Reach into my pocket.
The boy has an apple in his pocket.
I have her in my pocket.
He has the election under his belt.
A coin dropped out of his pocket.
John took a key out of his pocket.
- Tom put his hands in his pockets.
- Tom put his hands into his pockets.
The boy has an apple in his pocket.
The girl put the key in her pocket.
A coin dropped out of his pocket.
- The boy put his hand in his pocket.
- The boy put his hands in his pockets.
A coin dropped out of his pocket.
Okay, keep the rest of these in my pocket. Awesome find!
- Show me what you have in your pocket.
- Show me what's in your pocket.
What else do you have in your pocket?
I had my wallet stolen from my inner pocket.
- I searched in my pocket for a coin to make a phone call.
- In order to make a phone call, I put my hand in my pocket and searched for a coin.
Tom took some coins out of his pocket.
This coat hasn't pockets.
Tom has three pens in his pocket.
He has fallen into the habit of putting his hands into his pockets.
Tom has three thousand yen in his pocket.
Tom has no money in his pocket.
He felt in his pocket for his lighter.
Tom reached into his pocket and pulled out his wallet.
Tom took a key out of his pocket and unlocked the door.
Having a small flashlight in your pocket may come in handy.
Her election is in the bag.
Tom took the letter, crumpled it and put it in his pocket.
The contract is in the bag, so let's go out and celebrate.
Tom pocketed the money Mary gave him.
I had my pocket picked in the train.
Tom took some money out of his pocket and put it on the table.
Tom reached in his pocket, pulled out some matches, struck one, and then lit the campfire.
I never thought this rubber band would come in handy when I put it in my pocket this morning.