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push  
KK:[pʊʃ] DJ:[puʃ]

動變: 過去式:pushed  過去分詞:pushed  現在進行時:pushing  

名複: pushes  

權威釋義


vt.

  1. 推；推動，推進
  2. 擠出（路）前進[O]
  3. 逼迫；催促，促使[O][O2][（+into）]
  4. 推銷（商品）；提攜（某人）
  5. 【俚】販賣（毒品）
  6. 擴展，擴大，增加
  7. 伸出，使突出

vi.

  1. 推；推開
  2. 推進；向前擠[Q]
  3. 伸展，擴張

n.

  1. 推；推進[C]
  2. 奮發，努力，奮進[C]
  3. 衝勁，進取心[U]
  4. 攻擊，攻勢；推銷運動[C]
  5. 緊迫，緊急關頭[S]

片語

push ahead with

  1. 推進；推動

push around

  1. 【口】把……呼來喚去；欺侮；擺佈

push back

  1. 把……向後推

push forward

  1. 推進

push off

  1. 離開

push on

  1. 推動；努力幹

push over

  1. 推倒

push through

  1. 擠著穿過
  2. 促成；完成

push up

  1. 向上推

衍生

n.

pusher

辨析

同義:

vt.推動，推進；按；驅策

press thrust shove force drive propel nudge prod poke expel eject plunge

vt.鼓勵；促進

urge encourage prod coax spur goad

反義:

vt.「推；推開」的反義字

pull

同義參見:

bump movement move momentum lunge boost kick jostle jam1 jab wheel wedge initiative impulse impetus impel hustle shoulder shame attack rush actuate ram pump1 provocation promote elbow poke1 pedal onslaught offensive

以上來源於：《英漢大辭典》

v.

  1. exert force on (someone or something) in order to move them away from oneself.
    ▸hold and exert force on (something) so as to cause it to move in front of one.
    ▸move one's body or a part of it forcefully into a specified position.
    ▸ (push off) exert pressure with an oar so as to move a boat out from a bank.
  2. move forward by using force.
    ▸ (push in) Brit. go in front of people who are already queuing.
    ▸ (push ahead) proceed with or continue a course of action.
    ▸ (push off) Brit. informal go away; depart.
  3. urge (someone) to greater effort.
    ▸ (push for) demand persistently.
  4. informal promote the use, sale, or acceptance of.
    ▸sell (a narcotic drug) illegally.
  5. (be pushed) informal have very little of something, especially time.
  6. (be pushing) informal be nearly (a particular age).

n.

  1. an act of pushing.
  2. a vigorous effort.
    ▸forcefulness and enterprise.
  3. (a push) informal something that is hard to achieve.

Phrase

  • at a push
    Brit. informal only if necessary or with a certain degree of difficulty.
  • get (or give someone) the push (or shove)
    Brit. informal
    1. be dismissed (or dismiss someone) from a job.
    2. be rejected in (or end) a relationship.
  • push one's luck
    informal take a risk on the assumption that one will continue to be successful or in favour.
  • when push comes to shove
    informal when one must commit oneself to an action or decision.

Derivative

  • pusher n.

Etymology

ME: from OFr. pousser, from L. pulsare (see pulse1).

以上來源於：《簡明牛津英語詞典》