poking

• Sustantivo que designa un empujón o golpe seco dado con la mano o un objeto punzante, así como la acción de pinchar o incitar suavemente a alguien para llamar su atención, especialmente en el contexto digital.

A noun referring to a sharp hand gesture or prodding motion, resembling a blow or jab.

1. Sharp hand gestureB1informal

   A quick, sharp jab or prod, typically made with a finger or a pointed object.

   Empujón agudo

   • He gave her a playful poke in the ribs.
   • The child's constant poking annoyed his older brother.
   • She felt a sharp poking in her back and turned around.

   Sinónimosdigjabpokeprod

• Verbo que indica la acción de tocar o empujar a alguien o algo con un objeto puntiagudo, así como también intervenir o molestar de manera insistente.

A verb used to indicate the act of jabbing or prodding someone or something with a pointed object, or to intrude or meddle.

1. Jab or prodA2informal

   To push a finger or a pointed object into someone or something.

   Pinchar o hurgar

   • He poked me in the ribs to get my attention.
   • She poked the fire with a stick.
   • Don't poke the cake with your finger.

   Sinónimosdigjabnudgeprickprodstabthrust

2. Protrude or stick outB1informal

   To extend or stick out from a surface or opening.

   sobresalir

   • His head poked out of the window.
   • A branch was poking through the fence.
   • Her toes poked through the holes in her socks.

   Sinónimosbulgeextendjut outobtrudeprojectprotrudestick outthrust out

3. Interfere or meddleB2informal

   To involve oneself in someone else's affairs in an annoying way.

   entrometerse

   • Stop poking your nose into my business.
   • She's always poking around in other people's conversations.
   • He poked his head into the room to see what was happening.

   Sinónimosbutt ininterfereintrudemeddleprysnoop

Variantes phrasalpoke atpoke intopoke out