Definition
Definition of push-and-pull - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
negotiationRare dynamic negotiation between two partiesRare
- Their relationship was a constant push-and-pull.
2.
forcesRare interaction of opposing forces or influencesRare
- The push-and-pull between the two teams was intense.
Origin of push-and-pull
English, push + and + pull
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push and pull
balance by opposition of equal force
Examples of push-and-pull in a sentence
Their business negotiations involved a lot of push-and-pull. The push-and-pull of city life can be exhausting. Negotiations involved a constant push-and-pull of ideas.
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- French:va-et-vient, tiraillement, ...
- German:Wechselspiel, ...
- Italian:tira e molla, tiro alla fune, ...
- Spanish:tira y afloja, tensión, ...
- Portuguese:puxa-e-empurra, conflito, ...
- Chinese:拉锯, 拉锯战, ...
- Japanese:押し引き, 力のせめぎ合い, ...
- Arabic:شَدّ وَجَذْب, صِرَاع, ...
- Hebrew:מַשָּׂא וּמַתָּן, מְשׂוֹכָה, ...
- Russian:противоборство, взаимодействие сил, ...
- Ukrainian:тягни-штовхай, протистояння, ...
- Hindi:खींचतान, तनाव, ...
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