英语词组push over是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

push (someone or something) over

1. To topple someone or something over by exerting force against them or it. The bully came by and pushed Tom over when he wasn't looking. The dog pushed the TV over and broke the screen.

2. To lift someone or something up to and over the edge of something. John pushed me over the fence so I could get into the house through the back door.

3. To raise someone or something up to and over some level. I think that last drink pushed me over the limit, so I'm going to leave my car keys with you for the night. I was so distracted and upset that I ended up pushing the car nearly 80 miles per hour over the speed limit.

push someone or something over (something)

to cause someone or something to move over something. The convict pushed his buddy over the wall and followed after him. He climbed up to the top of the fence and I pushed him over.

push someone or something over

to make someone or something fall over or fall down. When you ran into me, you nearly pushed me over. You nearly pushed over your friend.

push over

1. To cause someone or something to topple by thrusting or shoving: The winning team pushed over the two goalposts. The cat pushed the vase over.

2. To move someone or something over something by exerting upward pressure: They lifted me up on their shoulders and pushed me over the wall.

词组	push over
释义	Phr V push over pushes, pushing, pushed push over sb/sth or push sb/sth over to push someone or something so that they fall to the ground One of the big kids pushed him over. phrasepush over *push sb/sth* over** • push over sb/sth to make someone or something fall to the ground by pushing them: One of the older boys had pushed him over and sat on him. Maggie jumped up quickly, pushing her chair over by mistake.pushover n singular something that is easy to do or a person who is easy to persuade: Schoodic Mountain is 1.069 feet, so climbing it is no pushover. Because Tom is quiet and polite, people tend to think he's a pushover. push (someone or something) over 1. To topple someone or something over by exerting force against them or it. The bully came by and pushed Tom over when he wasn't looking. The dog pushed the TV over and broke the screen. 2. To lift someone or something up to and over the edge of something. John pushed me over the fence so I could get into the house through the back door. 3. To raise someone or something up to and over some level. I think that last drink pushed me over the limit, so I'm going to leave my car keys with you for the night. I was so distracted and upset that I ended up pushing the car nearly 80 miles per hour over the speed limit. push someone or something over (something) to cause someone or something to move over something. The convict pushed his buddy over the wall and followed after him. He climbed up to the top of the fence and I pushed him over. push someone or something over to make someone or something fall over or fall down. When you ran into me, you nearly pushed me over. You nearly pushed over your friend. push over v. 1. To cause someone or something to topple by thrusting or shoving: The winning team pushed over the two goalposts. The cat pushed the vase over. 2. To move someone or something over something by exerting upward pressure: They lifted me up on their shoulders and pushed me over the wall.
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