英语词组poke it out是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

poke out

1. To protrude, extend, or stick out (of something or some place). I caught my jacket on this nail poking out of the wall. The sculpture looks great, but why is that weird lump poking out at the side? Once shoots begin to poke out of the soil, you can transplant them to deeper soil.

2. To extend, push, or thrust something out (of something or some place). In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "poke" and "out." The child opened the door and poked out her head to see what the commotion was. The dog poked out its nose from under the blanket.

3. To gouge or dislodge something out (of something or some place) with a forceful jabbing action. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "poke" and "out." Never run while holding scissors, or you could end up poking your eyes out! He poked the plastic piece out of its container with his finger.

4. To cause or force an opening to appear (on or within something) due to a forceful jabbing action. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "poke" and "out." She poked two holes out with a pair of scissors to make the picture into a mask.

poke out (of something)

to stick out of something; to extend out of something. The bean sprouts were beginning to poke out of the soil of the garden. I knew there were little birds in the birdhouse, because a little head poked out now and then.

poke out

1. To stick outward; protrude: A tag is poking out of your shirt. They were so thin that their bones were poking out.

2. To cause something to be dislodged by prodding it: Be careful with that ice pick—you might poke out your eye. I poked the ants out of the hole with a stick.

3. To extend something through some gap or hole, especially cautiously: The gopher poked its head out the entrance of its tunnel.

词组	poke it out
释义	(redirected from poke it out) poke out 1. To protrude, extend, or stick out (of something or some place). I caught my jacket on this nail poking out of the wall. The sculpture looks great, but why is that weird lump poking out at the side? Once shoots begin to poke out of the soil, you can transplant them to deeper soil. 2. To extend, push, or thrust something out (of something or some place). In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "poke" and "out." The child opened the door and poked out her head to see what the commotion was. The dog poked out its nose from under the blanket. 3. To gouge or dislodge something out (of something or some place) with a forceful jabbing action. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "poke" and "out." Never run while holding scissors, or you could end up poking your eyes out! He poked the plastic piece out of its container with his finger. 4. To cause or force an opening to appear (on or within something) due to a forceful jabbing action. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "poke" and "out." She poked two holes out with a pair of scissors to make the picture into a mask. poke out (of something) to stick out of something; to extend out of something. The bean sprouts were beginning to poke out of the soil of the garden. I knew there were little birds in the birdhouse, because a little head poked out now and then. poke out v. 1. To stick outward; protrude: A tag is poking out of your shirt. They were so thin that their bones were poking out. 2. To cause something to be dislodged by prodding it: Be careful with that ice pick—you might poke out your eye. I poked the ants out of the hole with a stick. 3. To extend something through some gap or hole, especially cautiously: The gopher poked its head out the entrance of its tunnel.
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