push — to use force to move something away from you
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to use force to move something away from you
Pronunciation (IPA): /pʊʃ/
Korean meaning: 밀다, 밀어내다
Korean pronunciation: **푸**시
Example Sentences
- My lazy cat pushes everything off the table like a furry bulldozer.
- She had to push her way through the crowded subway.
- Don't push your luck by asking for more vacation days right now.
push
VERB//pʊʃ//
to use force to move something away from you
a determined shopper places both hands flat against a heavy glass door and leans forward with effort. Her body position shows she is applying force to move the door outward from her position. The door begins to swing open as she continues applying pressure with her arms extended. The resistance of the heavy door requires her to use significant strength to overcome it. Other shoppers wait behind her, watching as she works to open the entrance for everyone. A small child nearby observes how much effort it takes to move the heavy barrier. using force to move something away from you
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Origin
고대 프랑스어 'pousser'에서 유래되었으며, 라틴어 'pulsare'(치다, 밀다)에서 발전했습니다. 힘을 가해 움직이게 한다는 기본 의미가 수천 년간 유지되어 왔습니다.
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“My lazy cat pushes everything off the table like a furry bulldozer.”
“She had to push her way through the crowded subway.”
“Don't push your luck by asking for more vacation days right now.”
“He pushes himself too hard at the gym and ended up looking like a red tomato.”
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