poke out of

poke out of (something)

1. To thrust forward or upward and out of something or some place. Suddenly, a gopher poked out and stared up at me. The child poked out to see what the commotion was.

2. To thrust or push something upward or forward and out of something or some place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "poke" and "out." I poked my head out of the barricade to see if the attack had ceased. The dog poked its nose out of the kennel to sniff at all the animals passing by.

poke something out of something

and poke something out

to thrust something out of something. The lobster poked its antennae out of the little cave and wiggled them around. It poked out its antennae.

词组	poke out of
释义	poke out of poke out of (something) 1. To thrust forward or upward and out of something or some place. Suddenly, a gopher poked out and stared up at me. The child poked out to see what the commotion was. 2. To thrust or push something upward or forward and out of something or some place. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "poke" and "out." I poked my head out of the barricade to see if the attack had ceased. The dog poked its nose out of the kennel to sniff at all the animals passing by. See also: of, out, poke Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. poke something out of something and poke something out to thrust something out of something. The lobster poked its antennae out of the little cave and wiggled them around. It poked out its antennae. See also: of, out, poke McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: poke out of (something) poke (one) in (some body part) poke in poke along thrust forward thrust at thrust at (someone or something) be (as) dead as a doornail stare into stare into (something) References in periodicals archive There were still 74.56 winning tickets from a total pool of pounds 49,224 and a final dividend of pounds 481.90 seemed quite low for getting a 1-7 poke out of the money. Lexicon Lad can spread word for strong form line
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