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Meanings of
thrusting
in English
Portuguese
injecção
Catalan
empenta
Spanish
amenazador
Back to the meaning
A sharp hand gesture (resembling a blow)
thrust
poking
poke
jab
jabbing
Portuguese
injecção
Synonyms
Examples for "
thrust
"
thrust
poking
poke
jab
jabbing
Examples for "
thrust
"
1
The essential
thrust
of the latest National Competitiveness Council report is clear.
2
Pressing his case now
thrust
the issue into the 2016 presidential campaign.
3
That is the fundamental
thrust
of a new Government report on retirement.
4
It is into this tense political situation that Eragon finds himself
thrust
.
5
Dear Jesse, Transforming laws has been a major
thrust
of feminist work.
1
I'd only been
poking
at it for 15 minutes when Molyneux called.
2
I yelled, dropping the lamp and
poking
him roughly in the ribs.
3
CJ had been
poking
around town, asking questions that shouldn't be asked.
4
Maybe Emma was asking too many questions,
poking
around too many places.
5
I would simply have to be very careful in my
poking
about.
1
Poppy had started using her pencil to
poke
holes in her paper.
2
Then they can
poke
out their long, sticky arms and snag food.
3
I gave him a fast hard
poke
that couldn't have felt good.
4
I read the letter and
poke
it into the stove, and proceed.
5
Kids at school and opposing sporting teams would
'
poke
'
fun at me.
1
Dr Murray said no-one was being forced to have the free
jab
.
2
I actually managed to block Zoya's first
jab
,
but not the second.
3
As often transpires in these scenarios, a
jab
was delivered by reality.
4
At the time Drake had fired a
jab
at him years earlier.
5
Cameron heard footsteps shuffle closer, felt a
jab
in his left shoulder.
1
Summer rushed forward, but Meera blocked him,
jabbing
with the three-pronged spear.
2
Beira took the needle back in hand,
jabbing
it into the cloth.
3
Voilà, A can't find us. She started
jabbing
at the phone's screen.
4
Suddenly there was a sharp,
jabbing
pain and he woke up fully.
5
He was hefting his swizzlestick, so I edged out of
jabbing
range.
Usage of
thrusting
in English
1
Women balk,
thrusting
their children behind them; some try again to escape.
2
And alway it did search,
thrusting
in the eye-stalks among the boulders.
3
They were a stupendous coronet
thrusting
miles deep into the dazzling sky.
4
I said goodbye,
thrusting
out my stiffened arm in a regulation salute.
5
He never lifted the door-flap, but
thrusting
it aside entered slowly in.
6
He was like Medusa
thrusting
her head between two branches in Paradise.
7
Once more he was
thrusting
at her with the rapier of truth.
8
He smiled,
thrusting
his hand into the breast of the velvet coat.
9
Finding the pikes useless for
thrusting
,
many of the diggers clubbed them.
10
She nodded, as he pushed open the door,
thrusting
in his head.
11
Teddy threw out his chest,
thrusting
both hands in his trousers pockets.
12
Mr. Eltham drew a deep breath,
thrusting
both hands in his pockets.
13
I careered closer,
thrusting
my wings against warm air for extra speed.
14
Kris dived off the step,
thrusting
her arms in front of her.
15
The Disavowed lunged forward,
thrusting
and slashing to push back his fellows.
16
Her rocking ceased, changing to a reverse
thrusting
to meet Adam's own.
Other examples for "thrusting"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
thrusting
thrust
Verb
Present
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
thrust out
thrust forward
thrust the letter
thrust a hand
thrust back
More collocations
Translations for
thrusting
Portuguese
injecção
Catalan
empenta
colzada
Spanish
amenazador
codazo
movimiento brusco
golpe
empuje
empujón
que pincha
Thrusting
through the time
Thrusting
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common