A coin dropped out of his pocket.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A coin dropped out of his pocket.

He produced some change from his trouser pocket.

He pocketed the change

he had a pocketful of change

He took a coin out of his pocket.

He took a handful of silver coins out of his pocket and flung them on the table.

He rummaged in his pocket for some change.

He took out a coin from his pocket.

He whipped the money into his pocket.

He thrust some coins into my pocket.

He dived into his pocket and pulled out a quarter.

He fished a dollar bill from his pocket.

There was nothing in his pockets except some coins.

He always has some loose coins in his pocket.

He took his billfold out of his jacket pocket.

He gave me my change in pennies.

The boy clasped the coin in his hand.

He took out a dollar from his wallet.

He took out the wallet from his inside jacket pocket.

He took some money out of his wallet.

He took (out) some money from his wallet.

I had my wallet stolen from my inner pocket.

He took out a 1,000-yen note from his wallet.

He thrust his hand into his pocket and took out a ten‐yen piece.

He took out some coins.

He fished in his pocket and brought out a crumpled thousand‐yen note.

All he had was two florins in his pocket.

He slid the money into my pocket.

He had his pocket picked in the crowd.

I flipped a coin into his palm.