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Meanings of push in English
Usage of push in English
1
Hope that demand could soon return helped push oil prices broadly higher.
2
Ifans used his hand to push his way past security, Brown said.
3
Tackling the problem The final push against HIV requires a multi-pronged approach.
4
You just have to push 'talk.' We've been through this several times.
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The government has vowed to push ahead with deregulation plans this year.
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Elliott, however, probably knows exactly how far it can push its prey.
7
However, we still lack key drivers to push the market up significantly.
8
However, improved quality and variety had helped push satisfaction to higher levels.
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We think good companies should be able to push out bad companies.
10
Mr Key says he will continue to push the issue with Australia.
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Russia also opposes the new push for oil sanctions, calling it counterproductive.
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At 750 metres, however Hussey began her first push with immediate result.
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But critics question whether the policy will work or push rents higher.
14
Unfortunately there is no way to push content on a per-item basis.
15
Heriansyah said the ban on the group would simply push it underground.
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New rules would, however, push more of the burden onto bank creditors.
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Translations for push
Push through the time
Push across language varieties
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
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