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1 thrust
past tense, past participle; see thrustskubbIsubst. \/θrʌst\/1) dytt, puff, støt, knuff, skubb2) ( også overført) (frem)støt, utfall, angrep3) hånlig bemerkning, spydig bemerkning, spott4) hovedtema, hensikt, mål5) driv(kraft), klem6) ( fekting) støt7) ( geologi) overskyvning8) ( luftfart) reaksjonskraft, reaksjonstrykk9) (sjøfart, mekanikk) (driv)trykk, aksialtrykk10) ( i likevektslære) sidetrykk, trykkthrust at angrep mot, utfall motII1) stikke, stappe, kjøre, støte2) dytte, knuffe, puffe, skubbe, skyve3) (på)tvinge, trenge4) trenge seg, tvinge seg, henge (seg) frem5) skyte ut, skyte opp, stikke ut, stikke opp, rage6) ( også overført) gjøre et utfall, gå til angrep7) ( fekting) støtethrust aside dytte til side sette til side, tilsidesettethrust at ( også overført) gå til angrep på stikke etterthrust oneself in trenge seg inn, legge seg oppithrust oneself into something albue seg frem til noethrust oneself upon someone trenge seg på noenthrust one's fist into someone's face hytte med neven til noenthrust out jage ut, stikke fremthrust out one's tongue rekke tungethrust someone through gjennombore noenthrust\/ram\/force something down someone's throat se ➢ throatthrust something (up)on someone tvinge noe på noen, prakke noe på noen
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