1.b> , .i> () / , ; she poked him in the ribs with her elbow / ; the boy poked the fish with his finger to see if it was still alive / , ; you'll poke someone in the eye with that umbrella if you're not careful! , / ! he poked at the spaghetti with a fork / ; I poked my way to the front of the crowd ; to poke a hole into / in, through / smth. .i> / [.i> .i> ];
2.b> .i> ();
3.b> (into) (), , ; he poked a hand into one of his pockets - / ; one of the nurses poked her head around the door - / ; someone has poked a message under the door / ;
4.b> 1) (out of) (), , ; she poked her head out of the window / ; a seal poked its head out of the water ;
2) (out of, through, up) i> (), , i> ; the first green shoots are poking up / through / the soil ; the end of the cable was left poking out of the wall ; I thought I saw a bicycle wheel poking out of the water , ; the child's head poked from under the blankets ;
5.b> i> (), , (, i>); she got up and poked the fire i> / ;
6.b> .i> .i> i> ()/ ( i>);
to poke aboutb> = to poke around; I was poking about in the drawer, looking for the key, when I found this! , , ! he began poking about in the cupboard, looking for the sugar ;
to poke alongb> 1) (); ; he kept the car in the slow lane, poking along at about 40 miles an hour / 40 ;
2) / (); , ; he just poked along all morning / ;
to poke aroundb> .i> , .i> () / ( i>); the police spent the day poking around in his office but found nothing / , ;
to poke fun at smb., smth.b> , , [.i> .i> fun Ir> 1]; her novels poke fun at the upper class ; some of the kids were poking fun at her because of the way she was dressed ; to poke holes in smth.b> , .i> [.i> .i> 1]; defence attorneys tried to poke holes in his story ; to poke one's nose into smth.b> .i> i> / [.i> .i> nose Ir> ].
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