“Poking one's nose into” in Japanese
Short answer
Poking one's nose into in Japanese is “穿鑿” (sensaku). Full meaning: probing (into), digging (into), prying (into), scrutiny, poking one's nose into, poking around.
Other ways to say “Poking one's nose into” in Japanese
せんさく
sensaku probing (into), digging (into), prying (into), scrutiny, poking one's nose into, poking around
ぜんさく
zensaku probing (into), digging (into), prying (into), scrutiny, poking one's nose into, poking around
穿削
sensaku probing (into), digging (into), prying (into), scrutiny, poking one's nose into, poking around
穿さく
sensaku probing (into), digging (into), prying (into), scrutiny, poking one's nose into, poking around
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