pluck at

• Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar tirar o jalar repetidamente de algo con movimientos rápidos y bruscos, a menudo con los dedos.

A phrasal verb used to indicate pulling or tugging at something repeatedly with quick, sharp movements, often with the fingers.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Pull or tug repeatedlyinformal

   To pull or tug at something, especially with quick, small movements.

   tirar repetidamente

   • She nervously plucked at her sleeve during the interview.
   • The child plucked at his mother's skirt to get her attention.
   • He plucked at the loose thread on his shirt.

   Sinónimosjerkpullsnatchtugtweaktwitchyank

2. formal

   To play a stringed instrument by pulling and releasing the strings with the fingers.

   Pulsar (un instrumento de cuerda)

   • The musician plucked at the guitar strings softly.
   • She plucked at the harp, creating a gentle melody.
   • He plucked at the banjo, filling the room with music.

   Sinónimospickpluckstrumthrumtwang

Verbo basepluck