push

push around 【非正式用語】

To treat or threaten to treat roughly; intimidate.

粗暴對待，脅迫：粗暴地對待或威脅要粗暴地對待；恐嚇，威脅

push off 【非正式用語】

To set out; depart

出發(fā)，啟程：離開；離去

The infantry patrol pushed off before dawn.

巡邏隊(duì)于黎明前離去了

push on

To continue or proceed along one's way

繼續(xù)前進(jìn)：沿著某人的路繼續(xù)或前進(jìn)

The path was barely visible, but we pushed on.

幾乎看不見路了，但是我們繼續(xù)前進(jìn)

at a push

(Brit. informal)if absolutely necessary; only with a certain degree of difficulty

(英，非正式)在緊急時刻，不得已時；稍微困難地

there's room for four people, or five at a push.

有容納四個人的空間，擠一擠可容下五個人。

get (或 give someone) the push (或 shove)

(Brit. informal)be dismissed (or dismiss someone) from a job

(英，非正式)（被）解雇，（被）開除

push at (或 against) an open door

have no difficulty in accomplishing a task

輕而易舉地做到

push the boat out

push someone's buttons

pushing up the daisies

push one's luck

(informal)take a risk on the assumption that one will continue to be successful or in favour

(非正式)自以為會繼續(xù)成功（或受寵）

when push comes to shove

(informal)when one must commit oneself to an action or decision

(非正式)在必須采取行動（或做出決定）時；在緊要關(guān)頭；在迫不得已時

when push came to shove, I always stood up for him.

在緊要關(guān)頭我總是支持他。

push ahead

proceed with or continue a course of action or policy

繼續(xù)進(jìn)行（或推行）行動路線（或政策）

he promised to push ahead with economic reform.

他允諾繼續(xù)推行經(jīng)濟(jì)改革。

push along

(Brit. informal)go away; depart

(英, 非正式)離開，離去；起程

push someone around (或 about)

(informal)treat someone roughly or inconsiderately

(非正式)粗暴對待；把…差來譴去，擺布；欺侮；煩擾