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pushverb
pushed
Past Simple
pushed
Past Participle
pushing
Gerund
UK
/pʊʃ/
US
/pʊʃ/
She had to push the door open because it was stuck.
Elle a dû pousser la porte pour l'ouvrir parce qu'elle était bloquée.
inciterAvec un complément introduit par à.
He pushed his team to meet the deadline.
Il a incité son équipe à respecter la date limite.
promouvoirAu sens de faire connaître ou valoriser un produit, une idée ou un service.
The company is pushing its new line of eco-friendly products.
L'entreprise promeut sa nouvelle gamme de produits écologiques.
She decided to push on with her studies despite the challenges.
Elle a décidé de persévérer dans ses études malgré les difficultés.
pousserInformatique, notamment dans Git.
Did you remember to push your changes to GitHub?
As-tu pensé à pousser tes modifications sur GitHub ?
Additional translations
dealerArgot, pour la vente de drogue.
Synonyms
shove
thrust
propel
drive
force
press
heave
nudge
Antonyms
pull
pushnoun
pushes
pl
UK
/pʊʃ/
US
/pʊʃ/
With a strong push, the door swung open.
Avec une forte poussée, la porte s'est ouverte.
effortAction soutenue pour atteindre un objectif.
The team made a final push to meet the project deadline.
L'équipe a fait un dernier effort pour respecter la date limite du projet.
campagneDans le sens de promotion commerciale ou de communication.
The company launched a new marketing push to increase sales.
L'entreprise a lancé une nouvelle campagne marketing pour augmenter les ventes.
The army's push into enemy territory was swift and decisive.
L'offensive de l'armée en territoire ennemi a été rapide et décisive.
Additional translations
nulDans le jargon des paris sportifs, lorsqu'il n'y a ni gain ni perte.
Synonyms
thrust
shove
drive
impulse
nudge
force
pushadjective
UK
/pʊʃ/
US
/pʊʃ/
Used attributively to describe devices or items operated by pushing rather than by engine power.
manuelSe dit d'un appareil actionné par la force humaine plutôt que par un moteur.
He prefers a push mower for small lawns.
Il préfère une tondeuse manuelle pour les petites pelouses.

Definitions

pushverb
to exert force on someone or something in order to move them away from oneself.
She had to push the door open because it was stuck.
to press or urge someone to do something.
He pushed his team to meet the deadline.
to advance or promote something, such as an idea or product.
The company is pushing its new line of eco-friendly products.
to make a physical effort to move oneself forward or upward.
He pushed through the crowd to get to the front of the stage.
to continue to do something despite difficulties or opposition.
She decided to push on with her studies despite the challenges.
to sell or distribute illegal drugs
He was arrested for pushing heroin on the streets.
Computing: to transfer or upload local data, code, or changes to a remote server or repository
Did you remember to push your changes to GitHub?
pushnoun
An act of applying force to move something away or forward.
With a strong push, the door swung open.
A vigorous effort to achieve a goal or objective.
The team made a final push to meet the project deadline.
A campaign or initiative to promote something.
The company launched a new marketing push to increase sales.
A military advance or offensive.
The army's push into enemy territory was swift and decisive.
A result in which neither side wins or loses, especially in gambling; a tie or draw.
Because the final score matched the point spread, the wager was declared a push.
pushadjective
Operated or propelled by being pushed by hand or foot power rather than by a motor.
He prefers a push mower for small lawns.
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