| 词组 | push out |
| 释义 | Phr V push out pushes, pushing, pushed push out sb or push sb out to make someone leave a job or stop being involved in an activity by being unpleasant to themoften + ofShe felt she'd been pushed out of the job. push out in the language of hang gliding, used as an all-purpose greeting or farewell US, 1992push sb out • push out sb to force someone to lose their position by being unpleasant to them or telling them they are no longer needed: Many children feel they have been pushed out when a new baby arrived in the family.■ SIMILAR TO: squeeze out push out1. To extend or protrude outward. I could see a bit of bone pushing out where he broke his ankle. There are a bunch of loose wire pushing out through the back of the unit. 2. To shove, thrust, or press someone or something forcibly outward or out of something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "push" and "out." You'll need to push out the component before you can work on it. I tried to get in the room, but security pushed me back out again. 3. To force someone out of some position or group. A noun or pronoun can be used between "push" and "out." The board of directors secretly began pushing out the CFO due to his political beliefs. I helped set up the organization, but they pushed me out when I started questioning their agenda. 4. To exclude someone emotionally; to isolate oneself from someone else. A noun or pronoun is used between "push" and "out." I knew he needed help, but he kept pushing me out. Tom really loves you, Sarah—don't push him out like that. push outto spread out; to expand outward. The sides of the box pushed out, and I was afraid it would break. His little tummy pushed out when he was full. |
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