Definition
Definition of push-through - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
actionact of making something happen
- The push-through of the new policy was met with resistance.
2.
perseveranceUS effort to overcome difficultyUS
- The team's push-through led to their victory.
3.
architectureUS narrow passageway allowing movement throughUS
- The hikers found a push-through in the dense forest.
Terms with push-through included in their meaning
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movement
push through a crowd using elbows
force
forcefully push something through
physical
push something forcefully through a space
navigation
push forward using elbows to move through a crowd
action
to push through a surface or material
force
push through forcefully or aggressively
legislation
push a measure through a legislative body quickly and forcefully
movement
push forcefully through an obstacle or crowd
push through crowd
move forward by pushing others aside with the body
movement
push through a crowd using elbows
push through people
move through a group by pushing with elbows
determination
push through resistance to achieve a goal
crowd pushing
ability to push through a crowd
push through crowd
move forward by pushing with the shoulder
push through
move ahead by pushing others or things aside
force through
push oneself through obstacles
technology
electric motor that turns a fan to push air through a system
crisis profiteering
economic policies exploiting crises to push through controversial reforms
legislation
push a bill through quickly without discussion
legislation
push a bill through Parliament forcefully and quickly
technology
mechanical device with rotating lobes used to push liquids through pipes
body position
with elbows raised outward, often to protect yourself or push through
Examples of push-through in a sentence
Her push-through of the reforms was commendable. Their push-through during the crisis was commendable. A strong push-through is needed to complete this project. The cave's push-through was too narrow for our packs. A low push-through connected the two chambers.
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- French:réalisation, persévérance, ...
- German:Durchführung, Überwindungsanstrengung, ...
- Italian:realizzazione, spinta finale, ...
- Spanish:implementación, esfuerzo decisivo, ...
- Portuguese:realização, esforço, ...
- Chinese:推动, 奋力突破, ...
- Japanese:実行, 努力, ...
- Arabic:تمرير, إِصْرار, ...
- Hebrew:קִדּוּם, מַאֲמָץ, ...
- Russian:осуществление, усилие, ...
- Ukrainian:впровадження, зусилля, ...
- Hindi:अंजाम, प्रयास, ...
Definition of push through - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
- Despite the challenges, they decided to push through with the plan.
2.
- She managed to push through despite the tight deadline..
3.
physical movementtr. Rare move something through an obstacletr. Rare
- They had to push through the crowd to exit.
4.
legaltr. Rare force legislation to be passedtr. Rare
- The government managed to push through the new law.
Expressions with push through
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make sure a proposed law is approved by voting
They worked hard to push through a bill last night.
Examples of push through in a sentence
The team will push through the final phase of the project. He had to push through the pain. They will push through the final stage. He managed to push through the dense underbrush. The car had to push through the snowdrifts. They had to push through the controversial bill.
Despite opposition, the policy was pushed through.
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- French:poursuivre, aller jusqu'au bout, ...
- German:durchziehen, durchhalten, ...
- Italian:andare avanti, superare, ...
- Spanish:seguir adelante, salir adelante, ...
- Portuguese:prosseguir, ultrapassar, ...
- Chinese:坚持, 克服困难, ...
- Japanese:押し通す, 乗り越える, ...
- Arabic:وَاصَلَ, ثَابَر, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְמִיד, לְהִתְגַּבֵּר, ...
- Russian:продолжать, преодолеть, ...
- Ukrainian:продовжити, подолати, ...
- Hindi:डटे रहना, डटे रहकर पूरा करना, ...
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