Push Meaning in English
word
/ˈpʊʃ/
puush
/pˈʊʃ/
puush
释义
To move something away from yourself by applying force, or to press on something like a button. Can also mean to encourage someone to do something.
用法与细微差别
'Push' can refer to physical actions (move, press), or motivating someone ('push yourself'). Common expressions: 'push a door', 'push a button', 'push someone to succeed'. Opposite of 'pull' when on doors. Informal: 'give a push' means to help.
Spanish: empujar - presionar (botón)Portuguese (BR): empurrar - apertar (botão)Portuguese (PT): empurrar - carregar (botão)Chinese (Simplified): 推 - 按下（按钮）Chinese (Traditional): 推 - 按下（按鈕）Hindi: धक्का देना - दबाना (बटन)Arabic: يدفع - يضغط (زر)Bengali: ঠেলা - চাপ - উৎসাহ দেওয়াRussian: толкать - нажимать - подталкиватьJapanese: 押す - 押し出す - 背中を押すVietnamese: đẩy - thúc đẩyKorean: 밀다 - 누르다 - 독려하다Turkish: itmek - bastırmak - teşvik etmekUrdu: دھکیلنا - زور دینا - حوصلہ افزائی کرناIndonesian: mendorong - menekan - memotivasi
例句
Please push the door to open it.
basic
She pushed the button to call the elevator.
basic
Can you push this box for me?
basic
I had to really push myself to finish the project on time.
natural
"Don't push me!" he shouted when he was getting frustrated.
natural
Let's push this idea forward and see what happens.
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