push pass

pʊʃ pæs

Definition

Definition of push pass - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sportsshort pass using a pushing motion

He made a quick push pass to his teammate.
The player executed a perfect push pass.
In practice, she focused on her push pass technique.

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Expressions with push

push back

delay or postpone something

The meeting was pushed back by an hour..

push it

apply force to move something

You need to push it to open the door.

push off

move a boat into open water

The crew pushed off from the dock.

push on

resume or continue one's journey

After a short break, we pushed on to the next town.

give someone a push

move someone forward by pressing their body

He gave her a push to help her up the hill.

push one's way

move forward by using force against people or things

She had to push her way through the crowd.

Expressions with pass

pass by

move past something or someone

I watched the cars pass by the window..

pass along

deliver a message or item to someone

She will pass along the invitation to him.

pass around

show or share something among a group

He wanted to pass around the photo to see everyone's reactions..

pass away

die, especially in a gentle or euphemistic way

Her grandmother passed away last year..

make a pass

attempt to move the ball to a teammate in sports

She managed to make a pass to her teammate, securing the goal..

pass down

transfer something to the next generation

The recipe was passed down from my grandmother.

pass it on

give something you have to another person

Please read the note and pass it on.

pass on

convey information or a message to someone

Please pass on the news to your friends.

pass on to

give something to someone else

She will pass on to him the message.

pass out

distribute something to a group of people

The teacher passed out the exams to the students..

Terms with push pass included in their meaning

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duck dive

surfing

push surfboard underwater to pass a wave

threshold voltage

technology

smallest electric push on a transistor gate that lets current pass

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French:passe poussée, ...
German:Schiebepass, ...
Italian:passaggio spinto, ...
Spanish:pase de empuje, ...
Portuguese:passe de empurrão, ...
Chinese:推传球, ...
Japanese:プッシュパス, ...
Arabic:تَمْرِيرَةُ دَفْعٍ, ...
Hebrew:מְסִירַת דְּחִיפָה, ...
Russian:короткий пас, ...
Ukrainian:штовхаючий пас, ...
Hindi:धक्का पास, ...
Bengali:পুশ পাস, ...
Catalan:passada d'empenta, ...
Czech:přihrávka tlakem, ...
Danish:skubbepasning, ...
Dutch:duwpass, ...
Greek:πάσα ώθησης, ...
Hungarian:tolópassz, ...
Khmer:បាល់បញ្ជូនខ្លីដោយរុញ, ...
Korean:밀어내기 패스, ...
Persian:پاس فشاری, ...
Polish:krótkie podanie, ...
Portuguese (BR):passe empurrado, ...
Romanian:pasă împinsă, ...
Swedish:tryckpassning, ...
Thai:การส่งลูกแบบผลัก, ...
Turkish:itme pası, ...
Vietnamese:đường chuyền đẩy, ...

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