push out

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push out [pash]
empujar hacia fuera, hacer salir; echar, expulsar; alejarse de la ribera, desatracar, hacerse mar adentro.

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push out
verb:transitive:plus_adverb
1 (of room, house) echar a empujones
He pushed her out and slammed the door
 (of car) sacar a empujones
I was pushed out of the car while it was still travelling
2 [+employee, member] echar; expulsar
You're having a bad time and now you push me out She was practically pushed out of the society for political reasons they were trying to push him out because his face didn't fit
3 [+tentacle etc] sacar; extender
4 (informal) (produce) [+information, products] producir
Computers can push out information to the external world in a variety of ways ... the shoddy culture pushed out by TV films and magazines
5 (Náut) [+boat] desatracar
verb:intransitive:plus_adverb
[+root etc] extenderse

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