Definition Conjugation
Definition of thrust out - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
push awaymove something away with force
- He thrust out his hand to stop the door.
2.
expulsionexpel someone from a place or group
- The rebels were thrust out of the city.
Adjective
1.
protrudingextended outward beyond a surface
- The thrust out branch blocked the path.
2.
expelledforced to leave or be removed
- He felt thrust out from the group.
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protruding
pushed or thrust out
Examples of thrust out in a sentence
The guard thrust out the intruder from the premises. He was thrust out of the organization. The player was thrust out of the team for misconduct. The thrust out rock jutted from the cliff. A thrust out ledge provided a perfect perch. Feeling thrust out, she wandered alone.
The thrust out employee sought new opportunities.
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- French:repousser, saillant, ...
- German:wegstoßen, hervorstehend, ...
- Italian:spingere, proteso, ...
- Spanish:empujar, saliente, ...
- Portuguese:empurrar, proeminente, ...
- Chinese:推开, 突出的, ...
- Japanese:突き出す, 突き出た, ...
- Arabic:دَفَعَ بِقُوَّة, بارِز, ...
- Hebrew:הֵזִיז, בּוֹלֵט, ...
- Russian:выталкивать, выступающий, ...
- Ukrainian:відштовхнути, виступаючий, ...
- Hindi:धकेलना, उभरा हुआ, ...
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