John took a key out of his pocket.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

John took a key out of his pocket.

John took a key out of his pocket.

He took a key from his pocket.

He dipped his hand into his pocket to get his key out.

He groped in his pocket for his key.

He felt in his pocket for his keys.

I felt in my pocket for the key.

I felt [groped] about in my pocket to see whether I had my keys.

The keys were jingling in his pocket

He took something out of his pocket.

He had fallen [got] into the habit of putting his hands in his pockets.

He thrust the money into his pocket.

His pockets bulged with walnuts.

He conjured a pigeon out of his pocket.

He took a key from his coat pocket.

He pulled a derringer from his pocket.

He tucked the handkerchief in his pocket.

He bulged his pocket with acorns.

He emptied his pockets of their contents.

He fished in his pocket for the key.

He reached into his pocket for his wallet.

The pickpocket planted the wallet on a passerby.

He had a piece in his pocket.

John broke the window yesterday.

I pocketed my keys.

During that time, John ran away with that box.

He buried his hands in his pockets.

I took over that job from John.

He stood there with his hands stuffed tight [hard] into his pockets.

He put his hands in his pockets.