nudge in Portuguese
nudge in Portuguese is cutucão — nudge means to push someone or something gently, often to get their attention.
nudge in Portuguese
cutucão
A gentle push.
What does "nudge" mean?
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verb To push someone or something gently, often to get their attention.
"She nudged him under the table to stop him mentioning the surprise."
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noun A gentle push or prompt.
"All he needed was a nudge in the right direction."
nudge in a sentence
- She nudged him under the table to stop him mentioning the surprise.
- He nudged the door open with his shoulder.
- All he needed was a nudge in the right direction.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "nudge" in Portuguese?
"nudge" in Portuguese is cutucão. nudge means: To push someone or something gently, often to get their attention.
How do you use "nudge" in a sentence?
Example: "She nudged him under the table to stop him mentioning the surprise." In Portuguese, "nudge" is cutucão.
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