make a push
made a push
Definition of make a push - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
- The team will make a push for the championship.
- We need to make a push to finish the project.
- She’ll make a push for a promotion soon.
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Expressions with make
produce or construct from materials
They made a sculpture of clay.
be logical or understandable
His explanation didn't make sense to anyone.
prepare and bake bread from ingredients
She loves to make bread every weekend.
talk to fill silence or be polite
She tried to make conversation at the dinner party.
arrange the bed after sleeping in it
Every morning, I make my bed neatly.
cause tears to form in the eyes
The onions make my eyes water.
indicates no change in outcome or result
Whether we go or stay, it doesn't make any difference.
create a strong impact on someone's mind
Her speech made a big impression on the audience.
treat something as very important or serious, often more than necessary
Try not to make a big thing out of his small mistake.
form a relationship or bond with someone
She tried to make a connection with her new classmates.
create a small depression in a surface
He used a hammer to make a dent in the metal.
perform an action causing significant change
Her speech made a difference in the election results.
change facial expression to show dislike or disgust
He made a face when he tasted the sour lemon.
earn a large amount of money
She hopes to make a fortune in real estate.
begin again with a new approach
After the move, they decided to make a fresh start in the new city.
turn an activity into a game
They made a game of cleaning the house to make it fun.
do something regularly or frequently
She makes a habit of jogging every morning.
earn enough money to support oneself
She makes a living as a freelance writer.
leave a visible impression on a surface
She used a pen to make a mark on the paper.
create disorder or untidiness
The kids always make a mess in the living room.
attempt to move the ball to a teammate in sports
She managed to make a pass to her teammate, securing the goal.
state something to emphasize its importance
She always makes a point of thanking everyone personally.
express an opinion or viewpoint clearly
He decided to make a statement during the meeting.
raise a glass to celebrate or honor someone
We will make a toast to the newlyweds.
Expressions with push
delay or postpone something
The meeting was pushed back by an hour.
apply force to move something
You need to push it to open the door.
move a boat into open water
The crew pushed off from the dock.
resume or continue one's journey
After a short break, we pushed on to the next town.
move someone forward by pressing their body
He gave her a push to help her up the hill.
move forward by using force against people or things
She had to push her way through the crowd.
extrude or thrust something outward
The machine will push out the clay smoothly.
apply force to make something fall
He pushed over the vase accidentally.
move forcefully through a crowd or obstacle
She had to push past the crowd to exit.
move an object onto another surface
He pushed the book on the shelf.
continue or proceed with determination
Despite the challenges, they decided to push through with the plan.
perform an exercise where one raises their body with their arms
He does fifty push ups every morning to stay fit.
move something to be in contact with another
The sofa was pushed up against the wall.
treat someone unfairly or domineeringly
He tends to push about his younger siblings.
make effort on a task already easy or completely achieved
In this meeting, arguing for more safety rules is to push against an open door.
continue with a plan despite difficulties
They decided to push ahead with the new project.
encourage someone to continue their task
He pushed her along to finish her homework.
treat someone in a bullying or domineering manner
He tends to push around his younger siblings constantly.
try to achieve something
The team is pushing for a win in the final game.
jump the queue forcefully or rudely
He tried to push in at the concert line.
continue doing something despite problems or difficulty
We must push on with the project despite setbacks.
deliberately annoy or irritate someone
Stop pushing my buttons with your constant complaints.
make someone lose control by pressuring too much
They pushed Mark too far during the negotiations.
deliberately annoy or irritate someone
She kept pushing his buttons until he finally snapped.
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- French:faire tout son possible, ...
- German:einen Vorstoß machen, ...
- Italian:fare il massimo sforzo, ...
- Spanish:hacer un esfuerzo, ...
- Portuguese:fazer um esforço, ...
- Chinese:全力冲刺, ...
- Japanese:追い込みをかける, ...
- Arabic:بَذَلَ جَهْدًا, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת מַאֲמָץ, ...
- Russian:сделать рывок, ...
- Ukrainian:намагатися, ...
- Hindi:पूरा जोर लगाना, ...
- Bengali:জোর চেষ্টা করা, ...
- Catalan:fer un gran esforç, ...
- Czech:zabojovat o, ...
- Danish:kæmpe for, ...
- Dutch:een gooi doen naar, ...
- Greek:βάζω τα δυνατά μου, ...
- Hungarian:nagy erőfeszítést tenni, ...
- Khmer:ខិតខំប្រឹងប្រែង, ...
- Korean:총력을 기울이다, ...
- Persian:تلاش کردن, ...
- Polish:zrobić wszystko, by, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fazer um esforço extra, ...
- Romanian:a face un efort mare, ...
- Swedish:göra en kraftansträngning, ...
- Thai:พยายามอย่างหนัก, ...
- Turkish:büyük bir çaba göstermek, ...
- Vietnamese:dốc sức, ...
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