push ahead of

1. To forcibly move to a position in front of someone or something. Someone pushed ahead of me in line at the bank. I wanted to push ahead of the barriers so I could get a better view.

2. To forcibly move someone or something to a position in front of someone or something else. I pushed my son ahead of the other people so he could get an autograph from the famous singer. She pushed the table with her science project in front of the class to demonstrate how it worked.

3. To propel someone or something forward while in front of oneself. I pushed her ahead of me as we made our way through the crowd. The man pushed the shopping card ahead of him through the grocery store.

push someone or something ahead of someone

to push someone or something forward from behind. I pushed Gerald ahead of me so he could get a better view. Sally pushed the cart ahead of her and filled it from the supermarket shelves.

词组	push ahead of
释义	push ahead of push ahead of 1. To forcibly move to a position in front of someone or something. Someone pushed ahead of me in line at the bank. I wanted to push ahead of the barriers so I could get a better view. 2. To forcibly move someone or something to a position in front of someone or something else. I pushed my son ahead of the other people so he could get an autograph from the famous singer. She pushed the table with her science project in front of the class to demonstrate how it worked. 3. To propel someone or something forward while in front of oneself. I pushed her ahead of me as we made our way through the crowd. The man pushed the shopping card ahead of him through the grocery store. See also: ahead, of, push Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. push someone or something ahead of someone to push someone or something forward from behind. I pushed Gerald ahead of me so he could get a better view. Sally pushed the cart ahead of her and filled it from the supermarket shelves. See also: ahead, of, push McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: go ahead go-ahead get ahead remain ahead of (someone or something) lie ahead of lie ahead of (someone or something) keep one step ahead of keep ahead keep ahead (of someone or something) age before beauty References in periodicals archive That being said, he'd struggle at this stage to push ahead of Mitrovic and Perez and would spend a lot of time on the bench. ADAM UNDER PRESSURE; It's your SHOUT It's your SHOUT Walker also pushed for the other 15 candidates to consider dropping out in an attempt for another candidate to push ahead of the current front-runner Donald Trump. Scott Walker exits campaign for Republican nomination There had been a "conscious decision" to reveal details of the push ahead of it beginning despite the risk of losing the element of surprise, the general said in Afghanistan yesterday. Taliban warned; WORLD TODAY: AFGHANISTAN
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