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v. 1. түлхэх. 2. хүмүүсийн дундуур түлхэлцэх/ чихэлдэх. 3. товчлуур дарах. \push the doorbell хонх дарах. 4. урагшлах, давших, довтолгох. The army \pushed (on) towards the Nile. Цэргүүд Нил мөрний зүг довтолгов. 5. \push sb (into sth/ doing sth) шахах, албадах, шаардах. 6. шахах, яаруулах, түргэвчлүүлэх. 7. ажил хэргийг бүтээхийн төлөө зүтгэх. 8. шургуулах, оруулах. She \pushed her head further under the blanket. Тэр, хөнжил доогуур толгойгоо улам шургуулав. 9. хар тамхи хулгайгаар зарах. be push in sth... нас хүрсэн байх. He must be \pushing 60 by now. Тэр одоо жар хүрсэн байх ёстой. push one's luck азаа үзэх. push sb about/ around захирах, тушаах, дарамтлах. push ahead/ forward/ on (with sth) үргэлжлүүлэн хийх. push along явах, мордох. It's late - I'd better be \pushing along now. Орой болж байна. Би явъя даа. push for sth шахах, шаардах, яаруулах. push off 1. зайл! тонил цаашаа! 2. түлхэх. push out их хэмжээгээр үйлдвэрлэн гаргах. push sb/ sth over түлхэж унагах. push sth through (sth) албан ёсоор хүлээн зөвшөөрүүлэх/ батлуулах. push sth up үнийг өсгөх. n. 1. түлхэх. The car won't start - I need a \push. Машин асахгүй нь, түлхэхээс. 2. цэргийн дайралт, довтолгоон. give sb/ get the push 1. ажлаас нь халах; халагдах. 2. харилцаагаа таслах. pushed adj. 1. \push for sth хавчигдсан, боогдсон. be very \push for money мөнгөгүй, мөнгөнд хавчигдсан. 2. \push (to do sth) хийхэд хэцүү, бэрхшээлтэй. 3. завгүй. pusher n. 1. хар тамхины наймаачин. 2. түрэгч, түлхэгч.
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