Phrasal verbs start with ‘Push’ (Phrasal Verbs With Push). A Phrasal verb like Push about, Push ahead, Push along, Push around, Push in, and more.
Phrasal Verbs With ‘Push’
Push about
Meaning: Bully, treat badly
Example: She sat on the floor with building blocks and toys you could push about.
Push ahead
Meaning: Continue, especially when something is difficult
Example: They have decided to push ahead with the legal action.
Push along
Meaning: Leave, go home
Example: We were tired but we managed to push along to the next village.
Push around
Meaning: Bully, treat badly
Example: I never accept meekly being pushed around.
Push in
Meaning: Get in a queue without waiting
Example: There is a growing push in the banking and brokerage community to develop systems that support advanced services.
Push off
Meaning: Go away (imperative)
Example: I wish she would stop annoying us and push off.
Push off
Meaning: Push against the side of a pool, river bank, etc, to start swimming
Example: We were ready to push off at ten o’clock, but had to wait for Jill.
Push on
Meaning: Continue
Example: The enemy made a push on the western front.
Push out
Meaning: Force someone to leave
Example: The schoolmaster pushed out the teacher.
Push over
Meaning: Push someone or something with enough force to make them or it fall
Example: There they were tied up and pushed over a cliff in their burning car.
