tweak
tweak
twik
tvik
British pronunciation
/twˈiːk/

Definition & Meaning of "tweak"in English

to tweak
01

to pinch, pull, or adjust something with a sudden, quick motion, particularly to remove or separate it from something else

Complex Transitive: to tweak sth from sth [adj]
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Examples
She tweaked a loose thread from the fabric of her sweater.
The gardener tweaked a few leaves from the plant to promote better growth.
02

to give a sharp, quick squeeze or pinch

Transitive: to tweak sth
to tweak definition and meaning
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Examples
In a mischievous move, she tweaked her brother's cheek while passing by.
The toddler giggled as his mother gently tweaked his nose during playtime.
03

to make small and precise adjustments

Transitive: to tweak sth
example
Examples
The photographer decided to tweak the camera settings for better exposure before taking the final shot.
The mechanic needed to tweak the engine's performance by adjusting a few parameters.
04

to behave nervously, compulsively, or erratically, often in response to stress or pressure

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He started to tweak when his boss asked for last-minute revisions.
I could see her tweaking over the approaching project deadline.
Tweak
01

a squeeze with the fingers

tweak definition and meaning
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