to  have   something  in one's pocket
have
hæv
hāv
something
ɪn
in
in
wʌnz
vanz
<i>one's</i>
pɒkɪt
pokit
pocket

Definition & Meaning of "have something in one's pocket"in English

to have something in one's pocket
01

to definitely succeed or win at a particular thing 

Examples
Last year's winners again have the championship firmly in their pocket. 
to  have   somebody  in one's pocket
have
hæv
hāv
somebody
ɪn
in
in
wʌnz
vanz
<i>one's</i>
pɒkɪt
pokit
pocket
to have somebody in one's pocket
01

* to have someone under one's control or influence, especially in an underhanded or unethical way, such as by bribery or extortion 

Examples
I hear that the boss has half the police force in his pocket. 
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