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push for

/poosh/US // pʊʃ //UK // (pʊʃ) //

推动,推广,推进,促进

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Definitions

v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to press upon or against with force in order to move it away.
    • : to move in a specified way by exerting force; shove; drive: to push something aside; to push the door open.
    • : to effect or accomplish by thrusting obstacles aside: to push one's way through the crowd.
    • : to cause to extend or project; thrust.
    • : to press or urge to some action or course: His mother pushed him to get a job.
    • : to press with energy and insistence: to push a bill through Congress.
    • : to carry toward a conclusion or extreme: She pushed the project to completion.
    • : to press the adoption, use, sale, etc., of: to push inferior merchandise on customers.
    • : to press or bear hard upon, as in dealings with someone: The prosecutor pushed him for an answer.
    • : to put into difficulties because of the lack of something specified: to be pushed for time.
    • : Slang. to peddle.
    • : Informal. to be approaching a specific age, speed, or the like: The maestro is pushing ninety-two.
    • : Photography. to modify to compensate for underexposure.
v.无主动词 verb
  1. 1
    • : to exert a thrusting force upon something.
    • : to use steady force in moving a thing away; shove.
    • : to make one's way with effort or persistence, as against difficulty or opposition.
    • : to extend or project; thrust: The point of land pushed far out into the sea.
    • : to put forth vigorous or persistent efforts.
    • : Slang. to sell illicit drugs.
    • : to move on being pushed: a swinging door that pushes easily.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the act of pushing; a shove or thrust.
    • : a contrivance or part to be pushed in order to operate a mechanism.
    • : a vigorous onset or effort.
    • : a determined advance against opposition, obstacles, etc.
    • : a vigorous and determined military attack or campaign: The big push began in April.
    • : the pressure of circumstances, activities, etc.
    • : Informal. persevering energy; enterprise.
    • : Informal. a crowd or company of people.
    • : British. dismissal from a job; sack.
    • : Australian Slang. a gang of hoodlums.
  1. 1
    • : push around, to treat contemptuously and unfairly; bully: She's not the kind of person who can be pushed around.
    • : push back, to make the date or time of later than originally planned. to oppose or resist a plan, action, statement, etc.: The board members are starting to push back against criticism from the public.
    • : push off, Informal. to go away; depart: We stopped at Denver for the night and were ready to push off again the following morning.
    • : push on, to press forward; continue; proceed: The pioneers, despite overwhelming obstacles, pushed on across the plains.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inapprove
Synonyms
accept接受,接受接受,接纳,接受接受接受advocate倡导,倡导者,主张,鼓吹agree同意,赞同,赞成,答应authorize授权,授权书,授权他人,授权给back背面,背部,背,背后certify核证,证明,认证,核证一下confirm确认,确定endorse认可,赞成,认同,审批establish建立,确立,设立,成立license许可证,执照,许可,许可证制度okay好的,好吧,好了,还好permit许可证,允许,许可,准许ratify追认,批准,认可,批复recommend建议,推荐,推荐理由,荐sanction制裁,惩处,惩罚,惩戒sign签名,符号,标志,签署support支持,支助,支撑,支持率uphold支持,坚持,维护,拥护accede加入,签署,签署协议accredit认可,认定,授信,评审acquiesce默许,默认,认同,认可affirm申明,肯定,确认,申报assent赞成,允准,赞同,同意bless祝福,保佑,庇佑,赐福boost推动,促进,促进发展,催促buy购买,买,采买,买入charter包机,包租,租约,特许经营concur同意,赞同,赞成,认同consent同意,同意书,赞成,赞同dig挖掘,挖掘机,挖出,挖empower授权,权力,增强能力,赋予权力encourage鼓励,激励,励,励志groove凹槽,槽,沟槽,沟渠maintain保持,维持,维护,维护好mandate任务,授权,任务规定,任务授权pronounce宣称,宣读,宣告,宣称是seal封条,封闭,封锁,封口second第二,其次,第二个,第二位validate认可,确认,验证,鉴定buy into买入,买进,购买,购买到get behind落后,落后于人,跟上,后退give go-ahead开工,开绿灯,开口令,开头go along with随同,顺着,顺应,跟随hats off to祝贺,祝贺你,祝贺他们,祝贺你们lap up囫囵吞枣,舔舐,舔食make law制订法律,制定法律,制订法,制订法律的make valid使之有效,使有效,使之成为有效的,使之成为有效sign off on签收,签定,签注,签章stump for执着于,执着地追求,执意要为,执着地追求着subscribe to订阅,认购,订购,订制thumbs up竖起大拇指,翘起大拇指,大拇指,竖起拇指
Antonyms
as inpromote
Synonyms
advertise宣传,做广告,登广告,做宣传advocate倡导,倡导者,主张,鼓吹benefit效益,裨益,补助,效益方面bolster长枕头,支持,长枕,长椅boost推动,促进,促进发展,催促build up积累,建立,积累起来,积累起来的cooperate合作,协作,携手合作,协同develop发展,开发,发展的,发育encourage鼓励,激励,励,励志endorse认可,赞成,认同,审批further进一步,更进一步,进一步推动,进一步推进improve改善,改进,完善,提高popularize推广,普及,普及推广,普及宣传publicize宣传,公开化,宣传推广,宣传报道push推动,促进,推,推进sell出售,销售,卖,售卖speed速度,速度快,速度快慢sponsor赞助人,赞助者,赞助商,提案人stimulate刺激,激励,激发,刺激性support支持,支助,支撑,支持率uphold支持,坚持,维护,拥护urge敦促,督促,促成,促请aid援助assist帮助,协助,辅助,辅佐avail利用,使用,充分利用back背面,背部,背,背后befriend结交朋友,结交,结为好友,结识朋友champion冠军,冠军得主,锦标赛,冠军的contribute贡献,做出贡献,捐献,贡献力量cry哭,哭泣,哭声,呼叫espouse拥护,支持,推崇,赞成forward谈到这个foster培养,促进,养育,培育hype炒作,炒热,炒作的,煽动nourish滋养,滋润,滋补,颐养nurture抚育,培养,培育,养育patronize光顾,赞成,赞同,赞扬plug插头,塞子,堵塞,堵住propagandize宣扬,宣传,宣传推广,倡导puff泡芙,扑通,扑面而来的,扑灭recommend建议,推荐,推荐理由,荐serve服务,服务于,服役,服用subsidize资助,补贴,补助,津贴succor帮助,帮助他人,帮助你,帮助别人call attention to提醒人们注意,提醒注意,提请注意,提醒大家注意get behind落后,落后于人,跟上,后退speak for发言的人,发言的,发言人,代表work for工作为,工作的人,工作
Antonyms
as inrequire
as incontend
Synonyms
argue争论,争辩,辩称,争论不休confront对抗,对峙,对付,应对cope应对,应对措施dispute纠纷,争端,争议,争执go after追随,跟随,追赶,追grapple扭打,抓斗,扭伤,扭转meet满足,遇见,遇到,迎接oppose反对,反对派,反对的,反对者resist抵制,抗拒,抗争,抵抗vie维埃,竞争battle战役,战斗,会战,仗clash冲突,冲撞,碰撞contest竞争,大赛,竞赛,比赛controvert争议,争论,有争议,有争议的emulate模仿,仿真,模拟,仿效encounter遭遇,遇到,邂逅,遇到了face脸,脸部,脸面,脸色jostle挤来挤去,挤挤挨挨,挤眉弄眼,挤兑litigate诉讼,打官司,讼,审讯oppugn反对派,反对,反对者,反对党push推动,促进,推,推进rival竞争对手,竞争者,对手,匹敌skirmish小冲突,短兵相接,小规模冲突,小规模战斗stand站在,站立,站,站起来strive争取,努力,力争,努力奋斗struggle奋斗,挣扎,斗争,奋斗目标tug拔河,拖船,强拉硬拽,强拉withstand忍受着,忍受,忍受住了,忍受住give all one's gotgive one's allgo for去为,去争取,去找,前往go for broke孤注一掷,豁出去了,穷追猛打,孤注一掷吧go for it去做吧,去吧,去做,争取go for jugular抢占先机,铤而走险,抢夺,争夺颈部have at在,有在,有,拥有jockey for position争夺位置,争夺地位,争锋相对,竞逐knock oneself out昏昏沉沉,昏倒在地,昏迷不醒,晕倒lock horns一拍即合,顶撞,一见钟情,一拍两散make play for玩弄于鼓掌之间,玩弄于鼓掌之中,玩弄,玩弄于股掌之间mix it up with搭配,混搭,搭配起来,搭配使用scramble for争夺,争抢,争先恐后,争夺战shoot at拍摄于,射在,在,摄于shoot for拍摄的,拍摄用于,拍摄,拍摄对象为tangle with厮缠,厮混在一起,厮混,厮缠在一起

Examples

  • Many of them plan to help finance the latest push for new, K-12 curriculum.

  • The United States already has more carbon-capture facilities than any other country in the world and could seize global market leadership with a concerted innovation push from the government.

  • Though the 2019 study observed that the watch tended to undercount wheelchair pushes, I found that the watch tended to overestimate my number of pushes slightly.

  • Even so, buyers say the push to constantly replan as well as to generate “good results” for clients even with economic uncertainty has been draining.

  • The smaller HomePod will help Apple renew its push into the smart home at a lower price, albeit with fewer speakers inside the device than the current $299 model.

  • Instead, straighten your civic backbone and push back in clear conscience.

  • In Afghanistan, there was a push to take back the southern province Helmand.

  • Doubling down on Schedule I is, at best, a deranged way to push Americans away from “medical,” and toward recreational, use.

  • After some animated debate at the conference, Lelaie declared, with some frustration, “If you push on the stick, you will fly.”

  • Slowly, two were opened up, and in 2010 the regional government opened all four Brogpa villages in a push for tourism.

  • The sense of bearing on to the voice, or endeavoring to push the tone by any pressure whatever, should be absolutely avoided.

  • Thereupon the governor attacked him alone, and giving a violent push on the door, opened it.

  • One Turkish Company, about a hundred strong, was making an ugly push within rifle shot of our ship.

  • A resolute push for quite a short period now might reconstruct the entire basis of our collective human life.

  • His only chance of ultimate recovery was to push boldly forward, and to betray no fear of failure.