Meaning of push
Definition of push
(noun)
the act of applying
force
in
order
to
move
something away; "he gave the
door
a
hard
push"; "the pushing is
good
exercise"
the
force
used
in pushing; "the
push
of the
water
on the walls of the tank"; "the
thrust
of the jet engines"
enterprising
or
ambitious
drive; "Europeans
often
laugh
at American energy"
an
electrical
switch
operated by pressing; "the
elevator
was operated by
push
buttons"; "the
push
beside the bed operated a
buzzer
at the desk"
an
effort
to advance; "the
army
made
a
push
toward the sea"
(verb)
move
with force; "He pushed the
table
into a corner"
press, drive, or
impel
(someone) to
action
or
completion
of an action; "He pushed her to
finish
her doctorate"
make
publicity
for; try to
sell
(a product); "The
salesman
is
aggressively
pushing
the new
computer
model"; "The
company
is
heavily
advertizing
their new laptops"
strive
and
make
an
effort
to
reach
a goal; "She tugged for
years
to
make
a
decent
living"; "We
have
to
push
a
little
to
make
the deadline!"; "She is
driving
away
at her
doctoral
thesis"
press
against
forcefully
without moving; "she pushed against the
wall
with all her strength"
approach
a
certain
age or speed; "She is
pushing
fifty"
exert
oneself continuously, vigorously, or
obtrusively
to
gain
an end or
engage
in a
crusade
for a
certain
cause
or person; be an
advocate
for; "The
liberal
party
pushed for reforms"; "She is crusading for women's rights"; "The Dean is
pushing
for his
favorite
candidate"
sell
or
promote
the
sale
of (illegal goods
such
as drugs); "The guy
hanging
around
the
school
is
pushing
drugs"
move
strenuously
and with effort; "The
crowd
pushed forward"
make
strenuous
pushing
movements during
birth
to
expel
the baby; "`Now
push
hard,'
said
the
doctor
to the woman"
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