Empujar a alguien con un movimiento rápido del dedo.
To push someone quickly with a finger.
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Le pinchó en las costillas. — She poked him in the ribs.
Le dio un toque para llamar su atención. — She poked him to get his attention.
Hoy ha decidido fisgonear en el desván. — She decided to poke around in the attic today.
No pinches a tu hermano durante la cena. — Don't poke your brother during dinner.
Dame un toque si empiezo a roncar. — Just poke me if I start snoring.
No fisgonees en los asuntos ajenos. — Don't poke into other people's business.
¿Por qué me pinchaste en el brazo? — Why did you poke me in the arm?
Por fin dejó de darle toques para despertarla. — He finally stopped trying to poke her awake.
¿Por qué anda fisgoneando en nuestras cuentas antiguas? — Why is he poking into our old accounts?
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