push

empujar

verb

push
[pʊʃ]
sustantivo
1empujón (m) (act of pushing)aventón (m) (CAm, español de México)
  • to give something/somebody a push -> dar un empujón a algo/alguien
  • to give somebody the push (familiar) -> poner en la calle a alguien; (of employer) (británico) dejar a alguien (of lover)
  • at a push (familiar) -> apurando mucho
  • when push comes to shove…, if it comes to the push… (familiar) -> a la hora de la verdad…
2ofensiva (f) (militar) (attack)
  • sales push -> campaña (f) de ventas
  • to make a push for something -> tratar de conseguir algo
verbo transitivo
3empujar (in general); apretar, pulsar (button)
  • to push the door shut/open -> cerrar/abrir la puerta empujándola
  • push -> empujar, empuje (sign)
  • to push somebody out of the way -> apartar a alguien de un empujón or aventón (CAm, español de México)
  • to push one's way through the crowd -> abrirse paso a empujones entre la gente
  • don't push yourself too hard (sentido figurado) -> no te pases en el esfuerzo
  • to push somebody into doing something (sentido figurado) -> forzar a alguien a hacer algo
  • to push one's luck -> tentar a la suerte
  • don't push your luck! -> ¡no me busques!(said in annoyance), ¡no me busques las cosquillas! (español de España)
  • to be pushed for time -> estar apurado(a) or corto(a) de tiempo (RP)
4promocionar (sell, promote) (goods); defender (theory)
5pasar, trapichear con (familiar) (drugs), transar (RP)
6(familiar)
  • he's pushing sixty -> ronda los sesenta
verbo intransitivo
7empujar (in general); avanzar (a empujones) (move forward)
  • he pushed past me -> se me coló a empujones
  • to push forward -> empujar hacia delante

push [pash]
1Empujar, impeler con fuerza hacia adelante (shove).
2Llevar adelante con energía, proseguir con empelo, promover.
3Obligar, estrechar, apretar (press).
4Importunar, molestar (bather).
5Herir de punta; embestir. (Antiguo)
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
6Ejercer presión regular al mover alguna cosa; dar impulso; lo opuesto a draw, tirar hacia sí. (n)
7Adelantarse, apresurarse, darse prisa; hacer todos los esfuerzos para lograr alguna cosa. (n)
8Acometer; dar una topetada los animales cornudos. (n)
va.
sustantivo
1Impulso, impulsión, empujón, empuje, empujo.
2Asalto, ataque.
3energía, actividad resuelta. (Familiar) (m)
4Momento crítico, emergencia, apuro, aprieto, prueba. (m)
  • He has been put to a se ha visto en un apuro -> 5. (Mec.) Lo que se empuja para inducir acción, v
sustantivo
5Avance (venciendo obstáculos). (n)
6Cornada, estocada. (n)
  • Push-button -> botón o perilla que, bajo presión, establece o corta una corriente eléctrica; botón de presión
  • Push-pin -> 1. juego de alfileres. 2. Pasador de la caja del reloj.
g. un botón de presió

push [pʊʃ]
noun
1 (shove) empujón; (m)
with one push de un empujón; the car needs a push hay que empujar el coche
at the push of a buttonbutton con solo apretar pulsar un botón;or
Information can be called up at the push of a button
to give sth/sb a pushgive dar a algo/algn un empujón
2 (Britain) (informal)
to get the pushget
he got the push [+worker] lo pusieron de patitas en la calle; (informal) lo echaron; [+lover] ella lo plantó; (informal) ella lo dejó
to give sb the pushgive [+worker] poner a algn de patitas en la calle; (informal) echar a algn; [+lover] plantar a algn; (informal) dejar a algn
3 (effort) esfuerzo; (m)
in its push for economic growth ... en su esfuerzo por desarrollar la economía ...
In its push for economic growth, it has ignored projects that would improve living standards They made a push to get everything finished in time
4 (encouragement) empujoncito; (informal) (m)
he'll do the job very well, he just needs a little push to get going
we need a push to take the first step necesitamos un empujoncito para dar el primer paso; (informal)
5 (Mil) (offensive) ofensiva; (f)
the allied push into occupied Kuwait la ofensiva de los aliados en la zona ocupada de Kuwait
the final push
6 (informal)
at a pushat a duras penas
if when it comes to the pushorcomes en último caso; en el peor de los casos
when push comes to shove a la hora de la verdad
If push comes to shove, do men really want women to be like men? He wants us to try a sulfur-based hemoglobin so that we can get along without oxygen when push comes to shove a couple of hundred years from now
7 (dynamism) dinamismo; (m) empuje; (m) energía; (f)
he's got no push no tiene empuje; le falta energía; he's a man with plenty of push es hombre de empuje
he's a nice enough person, but he could do with a bit more push
verb:transitive
1 (shove, move by pushing) empujar
don't push me! ¡no me empujes!
to push sb against a wallagainst empujar a algn contra una pared
she pushed him down the stairsdown lo empujó escaleras abajo
to push sb into a roominto hacer entrar a algn en una habitación de un empujón
to push a car into the garage empujar un coche dentro del garaje; to push one's finger into a hole introducir el dedo en un agujero; he pushed the book into my hand me metió el libro en la mano
to push sb off the pavementoff echar a algn de la acera a empujones
he pushed the books off the table tiró los libros de la mesa de un empujón; they pushed the car off the cliff empujaron el coche por el acantilado
He opened the door and pushed her out They pushed him out of the car They pushed the car off the road
to push a door open/shutopenshut abrir/cerrar una puerta empujándola de un empujón;or
he pushed the thought to the back of his mindthought intentó quitárselo de la cabeza
to push one's way through the crowdthrough abrirse paso a empujones por la multitud
he pushed his head in through the window metió la cabeza por la ventana
he pushed the box under the tableunder empujó metió la caja debajo de la mesa;or
they pushed me off the ball
2 (press) [+button etc] apretar; pulsar
3 (press, advance) [+trade] fomentar; [+product] promover
to push home one's advantagehome aprovechar la ventaja
don't push your luck!luck (informal) ¡no te pases!; (informal) ¡no desafíes a la suerte!
(put pressure on)
when we pushed her, she explained it all cuando la presionamos, nos lo explicó todo; don't push her too far no te pases con ella; (informal)
to push sb for paymentfor ejercer presión sobre algn para que pague
to push sb into doing sthinto obligar a algn a hacer algo
I was pushed into it me obligaron a ello; that's pushing it a bit (informal) eso es pasarse un poco; (informal) eso es demasiado
to push o.s.o.s. (in exercise, work etc) esforzarse
When practising this exercise, remember never to push yourself beyond your limits He pushes himself too hard
to be pushed for time/moneytime andar justo de tiempo/escaso de dinero
to push sb to do sthto presionar a algn para que haga algo
we'll be (hard) pushed to finish it tendremos grandes dificultades para terminarlo
4 (informal) [+drugs] pasar; (informal)
5 (informal)
he's pushing 50 raya en los 50
verb:intransitive
1 (press) empujar
don't push! ¡no empujes!
push (on door) empujar; (on bell) pulsar
you push and I'll pull
he pushed past mepast pasó por mi lado dándome un empujón
she pushed through the crowdthrough se abrió paso entre la multitud a empujones
2 (make demands)
he pushes too much insiste demasiado
they're pushing for better conditionsfor hacen campaña para mejorar sus condiciones (de trabajo)
3 (Mil) avanzar
to push into enemy territory avanzar en territorio enemigo

Verb Conjugation for "push"

Imperative
  • push
  • you push
  • he/she pushes
  • we push
  • you push
  • they push
Preterite
  • I pushed
  • you pushed
  • he/she pushed
  • we pushed
  • you pushed
  • they pushed
Present Continuous
  • I am pushing
  • you are pushing
  • he/she is pushing
  • we are pushing
  • you are pushing
  • they are pushing
Present Perfect
  • I have pushed
  • you have pushed
  • he/she has pushed
  • we have pushed
  • you have pushed
  • they have pushed
Past Continuous
  • I was pushing
  • you were pushing
  • he/she was pushing
  • we were pushing
  • you were pushing
  • they were pushing
Past Perfect
  • I had pushed
  • you had pushed
  • he/she had pushed
  • we had pushed
  • you had pushed
  • they had pushed
Future
  • I will push
  • you will push
  • he/she will push
  • we will push
  • you will push
  • they will push
Future Perfect
  • I will have pushed
  • you will have pushed
  • he/she will have pushed
  • we will have pushed
  • you will have pushed
  • they will have pushed
Future Continuous
  • I will be pushing
  • you will be pushing
  • he/she will be pushing
  • we will be pushing
  • you will be pushing
  • they will be pushing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been pushing
  • you have been pushing
  • he/she has been pushing
  • we have been pushing
  • you have been pushing
  • they have been pushing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been pushing
  • you will have been pushing
  • he/she will have been pushing
  • we will have been pushing
  • you will have been pushing
  • they will have been pushing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been pushing
  • you had been pushing
  • he/she had been pushing
  • we had been pushing
  • you had been pushing
  • they had been pushing
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