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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. push [ingl brit pʊʃ, ingl am pʊʃ] SOST

1. push (shove, press):

push lett
to give sb/sth a push
pousser qn/qc

2. push (campaign, drive):

push
campagne f (for en faveur de, to do pour faire)

3. push (stimulus):

push fig
to give sth/sb a push

4. push MILIT:

push
poussée f (to à, towards vers)
the big push

5. push (spirit , drive):

push

II. push [ingl brit pʊʃ, ingl am pʊʃ] VB vb trans

1. push (move, shove, press):

push person, animal, chair, door, car, pram
push button, switch, bell
to push sb/sth away
repousser qn/qc
to push sth down/up sth hill, street
to push sb/sth into lake, ditch, house
to push sth into sb's hand
to push sth to place, garage
to push sb/sth out of the way
écarter qn/qc
to push one's way through sth
to push sth off the road

2. push (urge, drive):

push pupil, person
pousser (to do, into doing à faire)
to push sb too hard
to push sb too far
don't push me! colloq
être à la bourre colloq
to be pushed for sth (short of) colloq

3. push (promote) colloq:

push product
push policy, theory

4. push (sell) colloq:

push drugs

III. push [ingl brit pʊʃ, ingl am pʊʃ] VB vb intr

push
to get out and push
to push against
to push at sth
to push past sb
to push through crowd, room

IV. push [ingl brit pʊʃ, ingl am pʊʃ] VB vb rifl

se pousser (to do à faire)

V. push [ingl brit pʊʃ, ingl am pʊʃ]

at a push colloq ingl brit
if it comes to the push
to give sb the push ingl brit colloq (fire)
virer qn colloq
to give sb the push (break up with)
larguer qn colloq
to push one's luck, to push it colloq
when or if push comes to shove colloq

push off VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -]

1. push off ingl brit colloq:

push off
filer colloq
push off!

2. push off NAUT:

push off
push off from NAUT bank, jetty

I. push up VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push up [sth], push [sth] up)

push up price, rate, unemployment:

push up

push ahead VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -]

persévérer (with dans)

I. push around VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] colloq (push [sb] around) fig

push around

I. push for VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push for [sth])

push for reform, action:

push for

I. push back VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push [sth] back, push back [sth])

push back object, furniture
push back forest, shoreline
push back hair
push back army, enemy, frontier
push back date, meeting

I. push in VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push in)

push in

II. push in VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push [sth] in, push in [sth])

push in button, door, window:

push in

I. push down VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push [sth] down, push down [sth])

push down price, rate, temperature:

push down

II. push down VB [ingl brit pʊʃ -, ingl am pʊʃ -] (push down [sb], push [sb] down)

push down person:

push down

I. push-start SOST [ingl brit pʊʃˈstɑːt, ingl am ˈpʊʃstɑrt]

to give sth a push-start

II. push-start VB vb trans [ingl brit pʊʃˈstɑːt, ingl am ˈpʊʃstɑrt]

push-start vehicle:

push-start

nel dizionario PONS

I. push [pʊʃ] VB vb trans

1. push (shove, give a push, forcefully move):

push a. fig
to push a door open
to push sth into sth
to push sb down the stairs
to push sb in/out of sth
to push sth to the back of one's mind fig
to push one's way through sth
to push sb out of the way

2. push (persuade):

push
to push sb into doing sth

3. push (force, be demanding):

push students, workers
to push oneself
to push sb for an answer/a date
to push sb too hard

4. push (press):

push button, bell
to push sth into sth

5. push colloq (be short of):

6. push colloq (promote):

push
push plan, system
push person, candidate, idea
to push oneself

7. push (approach age):

8. push colloq (sell):

push drugs

II. push [pʊʃ] VB vb intr

1. push (force movement):

push
push on door
to push past sb

2. push (apply pressure):

push a. fig
push on bell

3. push (pass through) a. MILIT:

push
to push into/out of sth

III. push <-shes> [pʊʃ] SOST

1. push (shove):

push a. fig
to give sb/sth a push a. fig
pousser qn/qc
sth needs a push
I need a push

2. push (act of pressing):

push

3. push (strong action):

push
to make a push for sth

4. push (help, persuasion):

push
he needs a bit of a push

5. push (ad, campaign):

push
to have a push

locuzioni:

to get the push colloq
to get the push (be fired)
to give sb the push colloq (break up with)
to give sb the push (fire)
at a push ingl brit colloq

push about, push around VB vb trans colloq

to push sb around

I. push along VB vb intr colloq

push along

II. push along VB vb trans

to push sth along

push ahead VB vb intr

push ahead
to push ahead with sth

I. push on VB vb intr

push on
to push on with sth

II. push on VB vb trans

push on

I. push through VB vb intr

push through

II. push through VB vb trans

1. push through (have accepted):

push through proposal, measure

2. push through (help to pass through):

to push sb through sth

3. push through (go through):

push through

push back VB vb trans a. fig

to push sb/sth back
repousser qn/qc

I. push-button SOST

push-button

II. push-button AGG

push-button telephone
push-button controls

push away VB vb trans

push away

push down VB vb trans

1. push down (knock down):

push down

2. push down (press down):

push down
to push sth down sth

3. push down (lower down) a. ECON:

push down
nel dizionario PONS

I. push [pʊʃ] VB vb trans

1. push (shove, give a push, forcefully move):

push a. fig
to push a door open
to push sth into sth
to push sb down the stairs
to push sb into/out of sth
to push sth to the back of one's mind fig
to push one's way through sth
to push sb out of the way

2. push (persuade):

push
to push sb into doing sth

3. push (force, be demanding):

push students, workers
to push oneself
to push sb for an answer/a date
to push sb too hard

4. push (press):

push button, bell
to push sth into sth

5. push colloq (promote):

push
push plan, system
push candidate, idea
to push oneself

6. push (approach age):

7. push colloq (sell):

push drugs

II. push [pʊʃ] VB vb intr

1. push (force movement):

push
push on door
to push past sb

2. push (apply pressure):

push a. fig
push on bell

3. push (pass through) a. MILIT:

push
to push into/out of sth

III. push <-shes> [pʊʃ] SOST

1. push (shove):

push a. fig
to give sb/sth a push a. fig
pousser qn/qc
sth needs a push
I need a push

2. push (act of pressing):

push

3. push (strong action):

push
to make a push for sth

4. push (help, persuasion):

push
he needs a bit of a push

locuzioni:

push-start VB vb trans

to push-start sth

I. push through VB vb trans

1. push through (have accepted):

push through proposal, measure

2. push through (help to pass through):

to push sb through sth

3. push through (go through):

push through

II. push through VB vb intr

push through

push-button AGG

push-button telephone
push-button controls

push over VB vb trans

to push sb/sth over

push button SOST

push button

I. push on VB vb intr

push on
to push on with sth

II. push on VB vb trans

push on

push out VB vb trans

1. push out (force out):

to push sb/sth out
to push sb/sth out of sth

2. push out (get rid of):

to push sb out

push up VB vb trans

1. push up (move higher):

to push sb/sth up
relever qn/qc

2. push up ECON (cause increase):

push up

locuzioni:

to push up (the) daisies scherz, iron

I. push along VB vb intr colloq

push along

II. push along VB vb trans

to push sth along
Present
Ipush
youpush
he/she/itpushes
wepush
youpush
theypush
Past
Ipushed
youpushed
he/she/itpushed
wepushed
youpushed
theypushed
Present Perfect
Ihavepushed
youhavepushed
he/she/ithaspushed
wehavepushed
youhavepushed
theyhavepushed
Past Perfect
Ihadpushed
youhadpushed
he/she/ithadpushed
wehadpushed
youhadpushed
theyhadpushed

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However, his two most common winning techniques are the straightforward "yori-kiri" or force out, and "oshi-dashi", or push out.
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Armored trains of the latest technology push out the enemy from the city center.
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The ability to populate servers and end-users machines, to configure and push out consistent security policies helps to maximize limited resources.
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The push out or "oshidashi" was the winning "kimarite" in nearly half his "sekitori" matches.
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Like a splinter or other foreign object, the body will try to push out foreign material, especially if it irritates the surrounding tissue.
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