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🔑pushpush1 /pʊʃ / verb ➤using hands / arms / body用手、手臂、身体- [intransitive, transitive] to use force to move or try to move someone or something forward or away from you推；推动◆You push and I'll pull.你来推，我来拉。◆You can pull a rope but you can't push it!你可以拉绳子，但不能推！◆Christine pushed him into the water.克里斯蒂娜把他推到水里。◆to push someone in a wheelchair用轮椅推某人◆to push a baby carriage推婴儿车◆She pushed the door shut with her foot.她用脚一推，把门关上了。 OPP pull
- [intransitive, transitive] to move forward by pushing someone or something推进；挤向前◆John pushed his way through the crowd.约翰从人群中挤了过去。◆to push past someone推开某人走过去
➤switch / button开关；按钮- [intransitive, transitive] to press or use force, for example with your finger, to move something按；摁◆Push this button to call the nurse.按这个按钮叫护士。
➤persuade劝说- [transitive] (informal) to try to make someone do something, for example by asking or telling him / her many times敦促；鼓励；劝说◆Kim will not work hard unless you push her.你不催促，金就不卖力干活。◆to push someone for an answer催某人回答
➤new idea / product新观点；新产品- [transitive] (informal) to try to make something seem attractive, for example so that people will buy it推销◆They are launching a major advertising campaign to push their new product.他们正发起一场大型广告活动以推销新产品。◆dealers pushing drugs on street corners在街角贩卖毒品的毒贩子
 ●push your luck●push it (informal) to take a risk because you have successfully avoided problems in the past（因以前曾成功）再冒一次险，继续碰运气◆You didn't get caught last time, but don't push your luck!你上次没给逮住，但别再冒险！  ●push ahead (with sth)to continue with something继续（做某事）●push sb around (informal) to give someone orders in a rude way任意摆布；粗暴命令；差来遣去◆You shouldn't let your husband push you around like that.你不该让你丈夫那样随意摆布你。●push for sthto try hard to get something努力争取；力求取得◆Journalists are always pushing for greater freedom of information.记者总是致力于争取更大的信息自由。●push onto continue with a journey or an activity继续行程（或活动）●push sth throughto get a new law or plan officially accepted使（新法律或新计划）通过；使得到批准◆The government is pushing the changes through before the election.政府正努力推动，要在选举前促成这些变革。
🔑pushpush2 /pʊʃ / noun - [countable] an act of pushing推；按◆Paul gave the door a push and it opened.保罗一推，门就开了。◆The car windows opened at the push of a button.一摁按钮，车窗就打开了。
- [usually singular] a strong effort to do or finish something努力；推动◆the company's big push to improve customer service公司改善客户服务的重大举措◆a push for increased government spending on education要求政府增加教育经费的努力
●when push comes to shove (informal) when there is no other choice; when everything else has failed别无选择时；迫不得已时 |