push together

pʊʃ təˈgɛðər

Definition

Definition of push together - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

physicalmove objects closer to each other

She pushed the tables together for the meeting.

compact

compress

squeeze

collaborationbring people into closer cooperation

The manager pushed the teams together for the project.

collaborate

cooperate

unite

dating

set up two people to form a relationship

She tried to push them together at the party.

pair up

set up

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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 together

back together

adj.

reassembled into a whole

The broken vase is back together now.

put together

assemble parts to form a whole

She put together the new furniture.

band together

unite or join forces for a common purpose

The community banded together to rebuild the park..

get together

meet with others socially or for a specific purpose

Let's get together for coffee this weekend..

all together now

adv.

in unison or simultaneously by a group

Let's sing the chorus all together now.

hold together

cause objects to stay united

The glue will hold the pieces together.

in this together

exp.

sharing the same situation or problem with others

We are all in this together during tough times.

knit together

create something by interlocking yarn or thread

She decided to knit together a warm scarf.

piece together

assemble something from various parts or fragments

She managed to piece together the broken vase.

pull together

unite for a common goal or purpose

The team pulled together to win the match.

Examples of push together in a sentence

We need to push the boxes together to clear the aisle.
The event pushed the community together for a common cause.
The crisis pushed the departments together to find a solution.
Their friends kept pushing them together after work.
Don't push together coworkers who have said no.

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French:rapprocher, unir, ...
German:zusammenschieben, zusammenführen, ...
Italian:avvicinare, far mettere insieme, ...
Spanish:juntar, emparejar, ...
Portuguese:juntar, unir, ...
Chinese:推到一起, 促成合作, ...
Japanese:押し合わせる, 協力させる, ...
Arabic:قَرَّبَ, جَمَّعَ, ...
Hebrew:לִדְחוֹף יַחַד, לִדְחֹף יַחַד, ...
Russian:сдвинуть, объединять, ...
Ukrainian:посувати, зближувати, ...
Hindi:पास खिसकाना, एक साथ लाना, ...
Bengali:কাছাকাছি ঠেলা, ঘনিষ্ঠ সহযোগিতায় আনা, ...
Catalan:ajuntar, unir, ...
Czech:přisunout k sobě, sblížit, ...
Danish:skubbe sammen, sammenføre, ...
Dutch:bij elkaar schuiven, samenbrengen, ...
Greek:ενώνω, συνεργάζομαι στενότερα, ...
Hungarian:összetolni, összehozni, ...
Khmer:រុញឱ្យចូលជិតគ្នា, បង្រួបបង្រួម, ...
Korean:밀다, 합치다, ...
Persian:به هم نزدیک کردن, به هم نزدیک‌تر کرد, ...
Polish:przesuwać, zjednoczyć, ...
Portuguese (BR):juntar, arranjar, ...
Romanian:a împinge împreună, a aduce împreună, ...
Swedish:skjuta ihop, samarbeta, ...
Thai:ดันเข้าหากัน, ผลักดันให้ร่วมมือ, ...
Turkish:yaklaştırmak, yakınlaştırmak, ...
Vietnamese:đẩy lại gần nhau, kết hợp, ...

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