push|pushed|pushes|pushing in English

verb

[pʊʃ]

shove, thrust; urge, prod; apply pressure; promote an initiative; sell drugs

Use "push|pushed|pushes|pushing" in a sentence

1. Angled push-in multiple-contact strip to be pushed into circuit board bores

2. Fourth, by pushing up interest rates, fiscal policy can push up the exchange rate of the currency.

3. Avant garde Wheels Living up to its name and pushing the boundaries of innovation and creativity, Avant garde pushes wheel design to the limit

4. Animal Behavior to strike or push (something) with the head or horns: [ no object] The rams were Butting and pushing

5. The mobile mechanism is connected to one end of a push rod (50), the other end of the push rod pushes against a pedal face of the electronic accelerator pedal to conduct a pedaling action.

6. There was pushing and pushing and officious cries.

7. Nobody pushes me around like this.

8. The pilot pushes the throttles forward.

9. The front face of a helical spring that is placed on top of each rod touches the sample which is pushed onto a support and pushes said sample against the abutment.

10. The cape pushes out into sea.

11. Two, the scale pushes you up.

12. Lens movement with the"push-up test":In this test, the practitioner slides the lens upward by gently pushing on it with the patients lower eyelid.

13. Nobody pushes or bumps against others.

14. Pencil-pushing motherfucker.

15. Leopard Catamarans pushes the boundaries of catamaran design

16. Leopard Catamarans pushes the boundaries of Catamaran design

17. And no pushing!

18. You're pushing your luck.

19. No talking, no pushing.

20. The geeky suitor lost, which pushes the wrong buttons.

21. Website layout that pushes content below the fold

22. The plant pushes out new roots in April.

23. It pushes women into unnatural shapes and ridiculous poses.

24. Pushing out of orbit.

25. ‘Pushing’ Between World Powers