Definition of push in - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- He tried to push in at the concert line.
2.
physical actiontr. Rare move something into a space by pushingtr. Rare
- He had to push in the drawer to close it.
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poke someone
push someone lightly in the side to get attention
aggressive push
forceful push, sometimes to gain advantage in competition
movement
push or bump against someone in a crowd
technology
motor in vehicles using exhaust gas to push more air inside
physics
forces that push in opposite directions
exercise fitness
push yourself in exercise until muscles feel burning
sports
physical move in sports to push an opponent
retaliate
push or hit something in return
Examples of push in in a sentence
People often push in at the bus stop. She had to push in her chair after standing up. The mechanic will push in the piston to fit it properly.
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- French:griller, pousser, ...
- German:vordrängeln, hineinschieben, ...
- Italian:saltare la fila, spingere, ...
- Spanish:colarse, empujar, ...
- Portuguese:furar a fila, empurrar, ...
- Chinese:插队, 推入, ...
- Japanese:割り込む, 押し込む, ...
- Arabic:اِقْتَحَمَ الصَّفَّ, دَفَعَ إِلَى الدَّاخِل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִדָּחֵף, לִדְחֹף פְּנִימָה, ...
- Russian:протискиваться, вталкивать, ...
- Ukrainian:влізти, заштовхнути, ...
- Hindi:लाइन में घुसना, अंदर धकेलना, ...
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