| 释义 |
pokepoke /poʊk / verb [transitive] - to push someone or something with a finger, stick, or other long, thin object戳；捅；杵；刺◆He poked the insect with his finger to see if it was alive.他用手指戳了戳那只昆虫，看看它是否活着。
- poke sth into, through, out of, down, etc. to push something quickly into something or in a certain direction伸；探；插；塞◆“Hi Jane,” she said, poking her head through the doorway.“喂，简。”她从门口探出头来说道。◆He poked the stick into the hole to see how deep it was.他把棍子伸进洞里看看有多深。
 ●poke fun at sb / sthto make jokes about someone or something, often in an unkind way（恶意）取笑，嘲弄，奚落●poke / stick your nose into sthto get involved in something which does not concern you插手（与自己无关的事）；管闲事◆He's always poking his nose into other people's business!他总是插手别人的事！  ●poke around (informal) to try to find something by looking behind, under, etc. things翻找；搜查◆I noticed that someone had been poking around in my desk.我注意到有人在我书桌里翻动过。●poke out of / through sth●poke out / through / upto be visible coming through a hole, an open space, etc.露出；伸出；探出◆A pen was poking out of her bag.一支钢笔从她包里露了出来。▸ poke noun [countable] ◆I gave him a poke in the side to wake him up.我戳了一下他的侧身，把他叫醒。 |