pushout
ˈpʊʃaʊt
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Definition of pushout - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
actionact of forcing someone to leave
  • The pushout of the member caused tension in the team.
dismissal ejection expulsion
2.
educationUSperson expelled or unsupported in schoolUS
  • He became a pushout after failing to get help.
dropout outcast
3.
architectureRarestructure extending from main buildingRare
  • The pushout provided extra space for the office.
annex extension wing
4.
category theoryTECH.the colimit of two morphisms with a shared domainTECH.
  • The diagram illustrates the pushout in category theory.
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Images of pushout

  • pushout: structure extending from main building
    structure extending from main building

Origin of pushout

English, push (thrust) + out (outside)

Examples of pushout in a sentence

  • There was a pushout of dissenting voices in the meeting.
  • Many pushouts struggle to find their path.
  • The school aims to reduce the number of pushouts.
  • The kitchen pushout allowed for a larger dining area.
  • They built a pushout to create a sunroom.
  • The professor explained the concept of a pushout.

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  1. French:éviction, exclu, ...
  2. German:Rauswurf, Schulabgänger, ...
  3. Italian:espulsione, emarginato, ...
  4. Spanish:expulsión, excluido, ...
  5. Portuguese:afastamento, aluno expulso, ...
  6. Chinese:驱逐, 辍学生, ...
  7. Japanese:追い出し, プッシュアウト, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتِبْعاد, طالب مطرود, ...
  9. Hebrew:הֲדָחָה, נוֹשֵׁר מִמַּעֲרֶכֶת הַחִנּוּךְ, ...
  10. Russian:вытеснение, исключённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вигнання, виключений, ...
  12. Hindi:बेदखली, निष्कासित, ...
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