pouched

• Adjectif désignant ce qui est pourvu d'une poche ou d'un sachet, souvent en référence à des structures anatomiques comme chez les marsupiaux, ou à des objets en forme de sac.

An archaic adjective describing something that has a pouch or is bag-like; rarely used in modern English except in specific biological contexts.

1. Having a pouchB2formal

   Possessing a bag-like structure or pocket, typically used for carrying or storing things.

   qui a une poche

   • Kangaroos are pouched mammals that carry their young in a pouch.
   • The pouched dress had a large front pocket for convenience.
   • Some pouched animals use their pouch to store food.

   Synonymessacculated

• Verbe signifiant mettre quelque chose dans un sac ou une poche, ou (chez les animaux) porter ses petits dans une poche marsupiale.

A verb meaning to put something into a pouch or pocket, or (in animals) to carry young in a pouch.

1. Put into a small bagB2formal

   To place something into a small bag or container, often for storage or carrying.

   Mettre dans un petit sac

   • She pouched the coins and tucked them into her pocket.
   • The merchant pouched the spices for the long journey.
   • He carefully pouched the fragile items before packing them.

   Synonymesbagpocketsackstow

2. Send by diplomatic mailC1formal

   To send documents or items through a special secure mail system used by diplomatic missions.

   Envoyer par valise diplomatique

   • The embassy pouched the classified documents to headquarters.
   • They pouched the reports via the diplomatic bag.
   • The ambassador pouched the sealed letters to the foreign ministry.

3. Swell or protrude outwardsB2informal

   To bulge or stick out, often referring to a part of the body or an object.

   Renfler, bomber

   • His cheeks pouched out when he held the air in his mouth.
   • The fabric pouched around the seams after being stretched.
   • Her eyes pouched slightly from lack of sleep.

   Synonymesbagballoonbulgejutprojectprotrudestick outswell