The expression "to stick your nose into something" means to interfere or be overly curious about someone else's affairs. An alternative is "to poke your nose into something."
L'espressione "to stick your nose into something" significa interferire o essere eccessivamente curiosi negli affari altrui. Un'alternativa รจ "to poke your nose into something".
| Idiom | to stick your nose into something |
|---|---|
| Definition | to interfere in or be curious about something |
| Examples | - Don't try to stick your nose in. It has nothing to do with you. - He's always trying to stick his nose into my affairs. I wish he'd just leave me alone. |
| Note | This expression can be used with the verb to poke: to poke your nose into something. If you do this, you may well be told: Keep your nose out of it! |
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