shove

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shove
[ʃʌv]
sustantivo
1empujón (m)
  • to give something/somebody a shove -> dar un empujón a algo/alguien
verbo transitivo & verbo intransitivo
2empujar

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shove [shav]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Empujar, hacer fueza para mover o separar alguna cosa (push); impeler, llevar adelante. (n)
2Llevar un barco con sogas por encima del agua. (n)
3Moverse hacia adelante con velocidad. (n)
  • To shove along o forward -> empujar o llevar hacia adelante; hacer avanzar o adelantarse
  • To shove away -> rechazar, alejar
  • To shove back -> hacer retroceder
  • To shove off -> alejarse de, dejar
  • To shove from -> empujar, rechazar a empujones
  • To shove on -> poner, ponerse (disk, coat)
  • To shove out -> empujar hacia afuera, hacer salir
sustantivo
1Empellón, empujón.

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shove [ʃʌv]
noun
empujón; (m)
to give sth/sb a shove dar un empujón a algo/algn
to give sth a shove
give it a good shove dale un buen empujón
verb:transitive
1 (push) empujar
he shoved everyone asideaside apartó a un lado a todo el mundo a empujones
she shoved her plate awayaway apartó su plato de un empujón
shove the table back against the wallback empuja la mesa contra la pared
his friends shoved him forwardforward sus amigos le empujaron hacia adelante
to shove sth/sb inin meter a algo/algn a empujones
he shoved a bottle in my face
they shoved the car over the cliffover fueron empujando el coche hasta que cayó por el acantilado
2 (informal) (put) poner; meter
shove it here ponlo aquí; shove another record on pon otro disco; shove it over to me trae pa'acá; (informal)
verb:intransitive
empujar; dar empujones
stop shoving! (informal) ¡deja de empujar!

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Verb Conjugation for "shove"

Imperative
  • shove
  • you shove
  • he/she shoves
  • we shove
  • you shove
  • they shove
Preterite
  • I shoved
  • you shoved
  • he/she shoved
  • we shoved
  • you shoved
  • they shoved
Present Continuous
  • I am shoving
  • you are shoving
  • he/she is shoving
  • we are shoving
  • you are shoving
  • they are shoving
Present Perfect
  • I have shoved
  • you have shoved
  • he/she has shoved
  • we have shoved
  • you have shoved
  • they have shoved
Past Continuous
  • I was shoving
  • you were shoving
  • he/she was shoving
  • we were shoving
  • you were shoving
  • they were shoving
Past Perfect
  • I had shoved
  • you had shoved
  • he/she had shoved
  • we had shoved
  • you had shoved
  • they had shoved
Future
  • I will shove
  • you will shove
  • he/she will shove
  • we will shove
  • you will shove
  • they will shove
Future Perfect
  • I will have shoved
  • you will have shoved
  • he/she will have shoved
  • we will have shoved
  • you will have shoved
  • they will have shoved
Future Continuous
  • I will be shoving
  • you will be shoving
  • he/she will be shoving
  • we will be shoving
  • you will be shoving
  • they will be shoving
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been shoving
  • you have been shoving
  • he/she has been shoving
  • we have been shoving
  • you have been shoving
  • they have been shoving
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been shoving
  • you will have been shoving
  • he/she will have been shoving
  • we will have been shoving
  • you will have been shoving
  • they will have been shoving
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been shoving
  • you had been shoving
  • he/she had been shoving
  • we had been shoving
  • you had been shoving
  • they had been shoving
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