Definition of push out - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
physicalextrude or thrust something outward
- The machine will push out the clay smoothly.
2.
expelforce to leave a place or position
- The bouncer pushed out the unruly guests from the club..
3.
socialforce someone to leave a group
- They decided to push out the disruptive member.
Terms with push out included in their meaning
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emotion
push out lips to show annoyance
gesture
push tongue out to tease, joke, or be rude
mouth gesture
push the tongue out of the mouth
physical movement
gently push something out of position
physical movement
push someone out of the way using your elbow
move forcefully
push someone or something out of the way forcefully
all-out push
exert oneself fully, mentally or physically, to reach a goal
displace
push someone out of a position or place
Examples of push out in a sentence
The roots push out stones from the soil. The company pushed out the underperforming employees. They pushed out the invaders from their land. The group pushed out anyone who disagreed with them. She felt pushed out by her colleagues at work.
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- French:extruder, expulser, ...
- German:herausdrücken, hinauswerfen, ...
- Italian:estrudere, espellere, ...
- Spanish:expulsar, echar, ...
- Portuguese:expulsar, afastar, ...
- Chinese:挤出, 赶出, ...
- Japanese:押し出す, 追い出す, ...
- Arabic:بَثَقَ, طَرَدَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִדְחוֹף הַחוּצָה, לִדְחוֹק הַחוּצָה, ...
- Russian:выдавливать, выгнать, ...
- Ukrainian:виштовхува́ти, вигнати, ...
- Hindi:बाहर निकालना, निकाल देना, ...
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