shove — to push someone or something forcefully
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to push someone or something forcefully
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʃʌv/
Korean meaning: 밀치다, 떠밀다
Korean pronunciation: **셔**브
Example Sentences
- The penguin shoved its friend off the iceberg as a prank.
- She had to shove all her clothes into the tiny suitcase.
- The crowd began to shove toward the exit when the fire alarm rang.
shove
VERB//ʃʌv//
to push someone or something forcefully
A businessman shoves through the crowd to board the train
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Origin
From Old English 'scufan' meaning 'to push away' or 'thrust forward'. This comes from a common Germanic root that described forceful pushing motions.
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“The penguin shoved its friend off the iceberg as a prank.”
“She had to shove all her clothes into the tiny suitcase.”
“The crowd began to shove toward the exit when the fire alarm rang.”
“My cat shoves everything off the table just to watch it fall.”
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