poche

[pohsh]

poche Definition

• 1. a pocket or pouch, especially in a garment
• 2. a small cavity or space within a rock or mineral

Using poche: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "poche" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  She kept her phone in the poche of her jacket.

• Example

  The mineral had small poches of air trapped inside.

• Example

  The dress had hidden poches on the sides.

• Example

  He reached into his poche and pulled out a pen.

poche Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for poche

• pouch
• sack
• bag
• pocket

Phrases with poche

• poche mark

  a mark left on paper by ink seeping through from the other side

  Example

  The book was so old that it had poche marks on every page.

• poche de résistance

  the last remaining stronghold or obstacle to be overcome

  Example

  The final exam was the poche de résistance of the semester.

• poche plant

  a plant that grows in small cavities or pockets of soil or rock

  Example

  The poche plant is known for its ability to survive in harsh environments.

Origins of poche

from French 'poche', meaning 'pocket'

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Summary: poche in Brief

'Poche' [pohsh] refers to a pocket or pouch, often found in garments, or a small cavity or space within a rock or mineral. It can also describe a 'poche mark,' where ink seeps through paper, or a 'poche de résistance,' the final obstacle to be overcome. 'Poche' is a formal term for 'pocket.'