Prevodi za „poke“ v slovarju angleško » poljski

I . poke [pəʊk, am. angl. poʊk] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. poke (prod):

poke

szturchać [perf szturchnąć]

to poke [up] a fire

grzebać [perf po-] w palenisku

2. poke (with sth pointed):

poke

dźgać [perf dźgnąć]

to poke a hole in sth

dziurawić [perf prze-] coś

3. poke (make a thrust):

to poke sth into sth

wtykać [perf wetknąć] coś w coś

to poke one's nose into sb's business pog.

wtykać nos w nie swoje sprawy

she poked her head out of the window

wytknęła głowę z okna

fraza:

to poke fun at sb

nabijać się z kogoś

II . poke [pəʊk, am. angl. poʊk] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. poke (jab repeatedly):

to poke at sth with a stick

dziobać [perf po-] w czymś kijem

she only poked at her food

podziobała tylko w talerzu

2. poke (be seen):

something was poking out of his pocket

coś wystawało z jego kieszeni

a head poking out of the quilt

stercząca [lub wystająca] spod kołdry głowa

III . poke [pəʊk, am. angl. poʊk] SAM.

poke

szturchaniec m. spol

to give the fire a poke

grzebać [perf po-] w palenisku

poke about, poke around GLAG. nepreh. glag. pog.

poke about

myszkować [perf po-]

poke about

szperać [perf po-]

Primeri uporabe besede poke

to poke [up] a fire

grzebać [perf po-] w palenisku

to poke sth into sth

wtykać [perf wetknąć] coś w coś

to poke fun at sb

nabijać się z kogoś

to poke a hole in sth

dziurawić [perf prze-] coś

to give the fire a poke

grzebać [perf po-] w palenisku

make [or poke] fun of/at sb

żartować [sobie] z kogoś

to poke one's nose into sb's business pog.

wtykać nos w nie swoje sprawy

to poke at sth with a stick

dziobać [perf po-] w czymś kijem

to poke [or stick] one's nose into sth pog.

wtykać nos w nie swoje sprawy

to buy [or get] a pig in a poke

kupować kota w worku

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

angleščina

Others boarded the gulet's twin kayaks to poke about along the island's grotto-riddled coast.

www.telegraph.co.uk

I was able to poke about enough to get the right buttons doing the right things.

www.kotaku.com.au

Poke holes in egg carton cups, then let your little one string them on a pipe cleaner to make a little train.

www.huffingtonpost.ca

Indeed, the phrase was a staple of many comedy programmes, radio and television, in the early 1960s aiming to poke fun at safe, staid and undemanding middle-class lifestyles.

en.wikipedia.org

A resident had buried a horse in their backyard, but not deeply enough, and before long the legs started to poke up through the soil.

www.nzherald.co.nz

In other words, if you want to have a life, don't you dare poke your nose out of that closet.

www.cnn.com

Even through the winter, the bubbling spring never freezes, and plants often poke through snow surrounding the watercress-bordered pool in the coldest months.

en.wikipedia.org

Syringes poke up amidst the clutter of vials, pill bottles, tubes and beakers.

www.ft.com

In one corner of the bare dirt yard the dregs of last season's onion harvest poke up through the melting snow.

www.thestar.com

If you missed it, well, poke about a bit in the dark recesses of the internet and you're sure to find it posted somewhere.

www.smh.com.au