push
[pʊʃ]transitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [person, bicycle]
spingere
[button] premere |
| 2. | [encourage]
esortare
to push sb to do sthg esortare qn a fare qc |
| 3. | [force]
costringere
to push sb into doing sthg costringere qn a fare qc |
| 4. | (inf) [promote] fare pubblicità a |
| 5. | (inf) [sell illegally] spacciare |
| 6. | (inf)
[approach]
avvicinarsi a
she's pushing fifty è sulla cinquantina |
push
[pʊʃ]intransitive verb Conjugaison
| 1. | [shove] spingere |
| 2. | [on button, bell] premere |
| 3. | [campaign]
to push for sthg fare pressione per ottenere qc |
push
[pʊʃ]noun
| 1. | [shove] spinta f |
| 2. | [on button, bell] pressione f |
| 3. | [effort]
sforzo m
to have a big push to do sthg fare un grosso sforzo per fare qc |
| to give sb the push
(UK & inf)
end relationship with scaricare qn
dismiss licenziare qn |
push ahead
intransitive verb
to push ahead (with sthg) andare avanti (con qc)
push around
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
(inf) [bully] dare ordini a
push in
intransitive verb Conjugaison
[in queue] passare davanti
push off
intransitive verb Conjugaison
(UK & inf) [go away] togliersi dai piedi
push on
intransitive verb Conjugaison
[continue] andare avanti
push over
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
far cadere
push through
transitive verb separable Conjugaison
[force to be accepted] fare approvare
