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1 thrust forward
thrust forward [ crowd] spingersi in avanti; thrust [sth.] forward, thrust forward [sth.] spingere in avanti* * *thrust forward [ crowd] spingersi in avanti; thrust [sth.] forward, thrust forward [sth.] spingere in avanti -
2 thrust aside
thrust [sth., sb.] aside, thrust aside [sth., sb.] spingere via [object, person]; fig. respingere [protest, argument]* * *thrust [sth., sb.] aside, thrust aside [sth., sb.] spingere via [object, person]; fig. respingere [protest, argument] -
3 thrust back
thrust [sth.] back, thrust back [sth.] respingere* * *thrust [sth.] back, thrust back [sth.] respingere -
4 thrust on
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5 thrust out
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6 ■ thrust down
■ thrust downv. t. + prep.spingere giù, infilare a forza in: She thrust the bank notes down her bra, s'infilò le banconote nel reggiseno □ (fig.) to thrust st. down sb. 's throat, imporre qc. con la forza a q.; far ingoiare un rospo a q. (fam.). -
7 ■ thrust on
■ thrust onv. t. + prep.dare per forza (qc. ) a (q.); affibbiare, appiccicare, sbolognare (fam.): She thrust her children on her mother, ha sbolognato i figli a sua madre □ to thrust oneself on sb., imporre la propria presenza ( come ospite, ecc.) a q.; appiccicarsi a (q.). -
8 ■ thrust through
■ thrust throughv. t. + avv. (o prep.)trafiggere; trapassare: The spear thrust him through, la lancia lo trafisse □ to thrust one's way through ( the crowd), farsi largo a spintoni tra la folla. -
9 ■ thrust back
■ thrust backv. t. + avv. -
10 ■ thrust forward
■ thrust forwardA v. i. + avv.B v. t. + avv.2 (fig.) portare avanti, mettere in evidenza ( un problema, ecc.) □ to thrust oneself forward, farsi avanti; mettersi in mostra (o in evidenza). -
11 ■ thrust home
■ thrust homev. t. + avv.1 ( anche mil. e sport) spingere a fondo: to thrust an attack home, spingere a fondo un attacco; affondare i colpi -
12 ■ thrust out
■ thrust outv. t. + avv.3 (fam.) buttare fuori; estromettere; gettare sul lastrico; licenziare; scaricare (fig.). -
13 ■ thrust up
■ thrust upA v. i. + avv.2 (lett.) elevarsi in alto; svettare: skyscrapers thrusting up into the sky, grattacieli che svettano alti nel cieloB v. t. + avv.drizzare, alzare ( strutture, scale, ecc.); mettere su (fam.): to thrust up a ladder, drizzare una scala a pioli. -
14 ■ thrust upon
■ thrust upon► thrust on. -
15 thrust upon
thrust [sth.] upon sb. imporre a qcn. [idea, job]* * *thrust [sth.] upon sb. imporre a qcn. [idea, job] -
16 ■ thrust aside
■ thrust asidev. t. + avv. -
17 ■ thrust at
■ thrust atA v. i. + prep.fare l'atto di colpire ( con la spada, ecc.); ( scherma) tirare una stoccata a (q.); attaccare, assalireB v. t. + prep. -
18 ■ thrust away
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19 ■ thrust in
■ thrust inv. t. + avv. -
20 ■ thrust past
■ thrust pastv. i. + prep.
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