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to nudge
01
pousser doucement, donner un coup léger
to gently push or prod someone or something, often to get attention or suggest a course of action
Transitive: to nudge sb
02
pousser doucement, inciter
to gently encourage or steer someone or something toward a certain direction or action
Transitive: to nudge sb/sth to a direction
Nudge
01
coup de coude, poussé léger
a slight push or shake
nudge
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nudger
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nudger
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Exemple
The dog affectionately nudged its owner's hand, seeking attention and a possible treat.
He discreetly nudged his friend to share a private joke during the meeting.
Right now, he is nudging his colleague to point out an interesting detail in the presentation.
During the concert, the enthusiastic fans nudged each other whenever their favorite song started playing.
Yesterday, she discreetly nudged him to remind him of their lunch appointment.
