Definition of pocketa-pocketa in English:

pocketa-pocketa

(also pockety-pockety, pocketta-pocketta)

exclamation ˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə

Representing a series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine.

noun ˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə

A series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine, the wheels of a train, distant shooting, or the like.

1930s; earliest use found in James Thurber (1894–1961), writer and cartoonist. Imitative.

(also pockety-pockety, pocketta-pocketta)

exclamationˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə

Representing a series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine.

nounˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə

A series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine, the wheels of a train, distant shooting, or the like.

1930s; earliest use found in James Thurber (1894–1961), writer and cartoonist. Imitative.

词汇	pocketa-pocketa
释义	Definition of pocketa-pocketa in English: pocketa-pocketa (also pockety-pockety, pocketta-pocketta) exclamation ˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə Representing a series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine. noun ˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə A series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine, the wheels of a train, distant shooting, or the like. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in James Thurber (1894–1961), writer and cartoonist. Imitative. Definition of pocketa-pocketa in US English: pocketa-pocketa (also pockety-pockety, pocketta-pocketta) exclamationˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə Representing a series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine. nounˌpɒkɪtəˈpɒkɪtə A series of rapidly repeated percussive sounds, such as those made by an internal-combustion engine, the wheels of a train, distant shooting, or the like. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in James Thurber (1894–1961), writer and cartoonist. Imitative.
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