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Перевод: nudge

[существительное]
легкий толчок локтем;
[глагол]
слегка подталкивать локтем

Тезаурус:

1. Protruding parking bump sensors that sound a warning when they nudge another car have been launched as an accessory to help drivers squeeze into tight parking spaces.
2. Travelling to polling stations is expensive in a country where many people earn only 100 a year, so wealthy well-organised candidates bus voters to the booths and traditionally nudge them in the right direction with sample ballot sheets with the appropriate names ticked.
3. A kindly man who is trying to nudge Mr Karimov away from repressive measures, Mr Zakhidov admitted that the government apparatus was as corrupt as ever but suggested that the president himself was clean.
4. Suffering then becomes God's megaphone, as C. S. Lewis puts it, not merely to nudge our personalities towards God, but to warn us that our lives are wholly unreal unless God actually enters into them.
5. "MY GRANDADDY would gently nudge me off the sidewalk if a white person ever walked close by."
6. How confident he is, or affects to be, about their disinterestedness, their alertness, the range of their sympathies, the use that they will make of the gentlest hint or nudge!
7. Ghosts of other Christmases began to walk and nudge.
8. Each achieves 137mph on Millbrook's bowl which means they'll nudge 140 on the straight.
9. When my hands are in the tank they constantly nudge my hands never attempting to bite.
10. your nudge, your snigger Or your
11. As in Gravity's Rainbow , Sukenick pairs contrasting voices to raise the epistemological implications of his own novel and to nudge the reader towards an acceptance of indeterminacy.
12. A nudge or push.
13. She felt Lucy's heat-soft breasts nudge hers.