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Meanings of push through in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "erupt"
Examples for "erupt"
1
But regular protests continue to erupt against unemployment, poverty and official corruption.
2
Read: Protests erupt in Soweto and JHB South, major traffic disruptions reported
3
The debate grew so heated that it appeared war could erupt again.
4
Similar funding conflicts are set to erupt at campuses across the UK.
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It means that you know that something can erupt at any moment.
1
There's no way to come out of it looking good, he said.
2
The field guidance reports usually come out several days after the event.
3
He went in almost ten minutes ago, and hasn't come out yet.
4
But Ms Tuwhare said some good has come out of the process.
5
Good arts policy should come out of accurate information and strong data.
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The violence began when demonstrators tried to break through a police cordon.
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The rising sun's trying to break through the gloom without much success.
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The Wiganer is stopped and France break through Fofana on the right.
4
New wonder materials will take a while to break through, Shearing says.
5
The gate indeed was locked, but Owein didn't try to break through.
Usage of push through in anglès
1
I was able to just kind of push through it, Rodgers said.
2
I push through pockets of people, making my way through the house.
3
But I don't think it is necessary to push through any reforms.
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We used his determination to push through and make this a success.
5
But not because the electrons physically push through the barrier: they don't.
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Ferns grew among decaying vegetable matter in masses difficult to push through.
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Outside, they had to push through a crowd that was ten deep.
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You gotta push through the doubts and make it all come together.
9
Will they weaken the Renzi government's ability to push through hard-won reforms?
10
I decided to push through the pain and go for a jog.
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They push through their enemy until they break through to his rear.
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Sometimes the jeep could push through the bushes or detour the tree-trunks.
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It seems like we didn't push through as well as we can.
14
Knowing I could push through pain and succeed has lasted a lifetime.
15
I take turns without thinking twice; I push through faces without features.
16
Activist investors try to push through major changes in company strategy.
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Push through across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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