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pushing /'pʊ∫iŋ/
push /ˈpʊʃ/
push
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* Các từ tương tự:
pushingly
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verbpushes; pushed; pushingto use force to move (someone or something) forward or away from you [+ obj]She pushed her doubts to the back of her mind. = She pushed her doubts out of her mind. [=she tried not to think about her doubts] [no obj]to go forward while using your hands, arms etc., to forcefully move people or things that are blocking you [no obj]Quit (your) pushing and shoving. Can't you see there are a lot of people ahead of you in line? - often + through[+ obj] to force or try to force or persuade (someone) to do somethingto force (someone) to work hard at something in order to achieve successto do or say things that cause trouble for (someone)[no obj]a always followed by an adverb or preposition :to continue moving forward in a forceful or steady wayusually + ahead, forward, or onto continue to do something especially in a determined wayusually + ahead, forward, or onalways followed by an adverb or preposition [+ obj] :to force (someone or something) to move away from a place[+ obj] :to cause (something) to be accepted, completed, etc., by making a special effort[no obj] :to make a strong, continuous effort to get or do something - often + for[+ obj] to make a strong effort to sell (something)to try to make (something) more popular, well-known, etc., by talking about itto repeat (something) in order to show that it is important[+ obj] informal :to sell (illegal drugs)[+ obj] to go up to and often beyond (a limit)b informal :to get close to (an age or number) - always used as (be) pushingalways followed by an adverb or preposition [+ obj] :to cause or force (something) to change in a specified way[+ obj] sports :to hit (a ball) toward the right from a right-handed swing or toward the left from a left-handed swingbe pushing up daisiesxem daisypush aroundalso Brit push about [phrasal verb]push (someone) around/about :to try to force (someone) to do what you want by making threats, using force, etc.push back[phrasal verb]push back (something) or push (something) back :to change (a planned event) to start at a later date or timepush in[phrasal verb] Brit :to move in front of other people who are waiting in a linepush it/thingsinformal :to continue to do or to try to do something when you should stopIf your mom already said no two times, don't push it. [=don't keep asking her] You'll just make her mad.push off[phrasal verb]to move from a place or position by pushing against a surface with somethingBrit informal :to go away :leave - used in speech as a rude or angry way of telling someone to go awaypush on[phrasal verb]push (something) on (someone) :to force (someone) to accept (something)push over[phrasal verb]push over (someone or something) or push (someone or something) over :to make (someone or something) fall to the ground by pushingUS informal :to move so that there is room for someone else to sit or stand next to youpush paper(s)xem paperpush the envelopexem envelopepush your luckxem lucknounplural pushes[count] an act of pushing something or someone - usually singulara large, organized military attack - usually singulara strong, continuous effort to get or achieve something - usually singularat a pushBrit informal :with some difficulty :by making a special effortget the pushBrit informal :to lose your job :to be fired from your jobgive (someone) the pushBrit informal :to dismiss (someone) from a job :to fire (someone)push comes to shoveinformal - used to describe what happens when a situation becomes very serious or difficult and action needs to be taken
* Các từ tương tự:
push button, push-bike, pushcart, pushchair, pushed, pusher, pushover, pushpin, push-up
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verbPush the boat away from the pier. He pushed the door shutPush the button if you want anythingWe pushed our way through the crowdHis family is pushing him to find work. I'll soon have the work done, but stop pushing meYou might have got away with it this time, but don't push your luckBecause we have too much stock, we are pushing suntan oil this weekDon't push people about if you want them to do what you wantShe pushes everyone away and then wonders why she has no friendspush awayIf we stay the night here, we shall have to push on first thing in the morningThe bill was pushed through committee without delaypush throughHer husband's pushing up daisiespush offWe stepped into the dinghy and pushed offI have to push off now if I'm to make that trainnounMy car needs a push to get it startedIf he had a bit more push, he might succeedThe troops were massed along the coast, ready for the big push inlandHe'd been with the company for twenty years, but they still gave him the push when sales fellthe push