Phrasal Verb - Poking about
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.Definition
To roam or wander around a place without a clear purpose or intention, often in an idle or leisurely manner.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | The kids were poking about the beach, looking for interesting shells and sea glass. |
| 2 | The detective was poking about the office, trying to find a clue. |
| 3 | I love poking about thrift stores, looking for unique vintage items. |
| 4 | The tourists were poking about the city, trying to find the best places to eat. |
| 5 | She was poking about the attic, looking for old family photos. |
| 6 | The kids were poking about the backyard, looking for adventure. |
| 7 | The hikers were poking about the forest, taking in the sights and sounds. |
| 8 | The photographer was poking about the town, looking for great subjects. |
| 9 | The kids were poking about the park, playing tag. |
| 10 | The ghost hunters were poking about the abandoned house, searching for paranormal activity. |