push (someone or something) across (something)

To shove or thrust someone or something from one side of something to another. We had to push the car across the street by hand. He pushed me across the room in my wheelchair.

push someone or something across (something)

to move or propel someone or something across something. Jill pushed Fred across the ice. He simply could not skate at all. The old car stalled just before the bridge, so we pushed it across.

词组	push (someone or something) across (something)
释义	push (someone or something) across (something) push (someone or something) across (something) To shove or thrust someone or something from one side of something to another. We had to push the car across the street by hand. He pushed me across the room in my wheelchair. See also: across, push Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. push someone or something across (something) to move or propel someone or something across something. Jill pushed Fred across the ice. He simply could not skate at all. The old car stalled just before the bridge, so we pushed it across. See also: across, push McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: push across go across (something) to (someone or something) go across to get (something) across to (one) ferry across flash across flash across (something) extend across extend across (something) send across
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