pocketbook
/ˈpɒkɪtbʊk/noun
उच्चारण पॉकिट्बुक
आर्थिक स्थिति, जेब, पैसे
Core word
noun
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[C] North American
used to refer to the amount of money that a person or a country has
आर्थिक स्थिति, जेब, पैसे
- Rising fuel prices hit people in the pocketbook.
- pocketbook issues such as jobs and taxes
- The new tax will hurt every family in the pocketbook.
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- Voters often decide with their pocketbook.
- A pay rise helped the household's pocketbook.
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[C] old-fashioned, North American
a small flat case for carrying money or papers, or a woman's handbag
बटुआ, पर्स, हैंडबैग
- She took a few coins out of her pocketbook.
- He tucked his train tickets safely into his pocketbook.
- He left his pocketbook on the train.
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- She kept her ID card and a few notes in a pocketbook.
- The thief snatched the old lady's pocketbook.
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[C] especially British
a small book for writing notes in
छोटी नोटबुक, जेबी डायरी
- He wrote the address in his pocketbook.
- Radhika noted every new word in her pocketbook.
- Pocketbooks help students note down important dates.
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- He pulled out a pencil and a small pocketbook.
- The detective wrote down the number in his pocketbook.