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A n3 ( attack) pointe f (at dirigé contre).B vtr ( prét, pp thrust) to thrust sth towards ou at sb mettre brusquement qch sous le nez de qn ; to thrust sth into sth enfoncer qch dans qch ; he thrust the letter/a glass into my hands il m'a brusquement mis la lettre/un verre dans les mains ; to thrust one's head through the window/round the door passer brusquement la tête par la fenêtre/dans l'entrebâillement de la porte ; to thrust sb/sth away ou out of the way pousser violemment qn/qch ; to thrust sb out of the room/towards the door pousser qn violemment hors de la salle/vers la porte ; to thrust one's way to the front of the queue se frayer un passage jusqu'au début de la file d'attente.C v refl ( prét, pp thrust) he thrust himself to the front of the crowd il s'est frayé un passage jusqu'au premier rang de la foule ; to thrust oneself forward lit se lancer en avant ; fig se mettre en avant ; to thrust oneself on ou onto sb ( impose oneself) imposer sa présence à qn ; ( pounce on) se jeter sur qn.■ thrust aside:▶ thrust [sth/sb] aside, thrust aside [sth/sb] lit repousser [object, person] ; fig rejeter [protest, argument].■ thrust back:▶ thrust [sth] back, thrust back [sth] repousser [object, person, enemy].▶ thrust forward [crowd] se précipiter en avant ;▶ thrust [sth] forward, thrust forward [sth] pousser [qch] en avant [person, object].■ thrust on, thrust onto = thrust upon.■ thrust out:▶ thrust [sth] out, thrust out [sth] tendre brusquement [hand] ; lancer [leg] ; projeter [qch] en avant [jaw, chin] ; sortir [qch] (d'un geste brusque) [implement] ; to thrust sb out pousser qn brusquement dehors ; she opened the door and thrust her head out elle a ouvert la porte et a passé brusquement sa tête à l'extérieur ; to thrust sb/sth out of the way pousser (violemment) qn/qch.■ thrust upon:▶ thrust [sth] upon sb imposer [qch] sur qn [idea, job, responsibility] ; the job was thrust upon him il s'est retrouvé avec le travail sur les bras, on lui a imposé le travail ; some have greatness thrust upon them parfois ce sont les circonstances qui font les grands hommes.■ thrust up [seedlings, plant] pousser vigoureusement. -
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(a) (push, shove → finger) enfoncer; (→ handkerchief) fourrer; (→ knife) plonger, planter, enfoncer;∎ he thrust his finger/elbow into my ribs il m'a enfoncé le doigt/le coude dans les côtes;∎ I thrust the stick into the jar j'ai plongé le bâton dans le pot;∎ he thrust his sword into its scabbard il a glissé son épée dans son fourreau;∎ to thrust one's hands into one's pockets enfoncer ou fourrer les mains dans ses poches;∎ he thrust her into the cell il l'a poussée violemment dans la cellule;∎ she thrust the money towards him elle a brusquement poussé l'argent vers lui;∎ she thrust the money into his hands/into his bag elle lui a fourré l'argent dans les mains/dans le sac;∎ I had a gun thrust at me on m'a mis un revolver sous le nez;∎ she thrust me to the front elle m'a poussé devant;∎ to thrust one's way through the crowd/to the front se frayer un chemin à travers la foule/pour être devant(b) (force → responsibility, fame) imposer;∎ the job was thrust upon me on m'a imposé ce travail;∎ to be thrust into a position of responsibility être parachuté à un poste à responsabilités;∎ fame was thrust upon her overnight la gloire lui est tombée dessus du jour au lendemain;∎ he was thrust into the limelight il a été mis en vedette;∎ to thrust oneself on or upon sb imposer sa présence à qn, s'imposer à qn∎ he thrust past her (rudely) il l'a bousculée en passant devant elle; (quickly) il est passé devant elle comme une flèche;∎ figurative towers thrusting upwards into the sky des tours qui s'élancent vers le ciel∎ he thrust at him with a knife il a essayé de lui donner un coup de couteau3 noun∎ with a single thrust of his sword d'un seul coup d'épée∎ a few well-aimed thrusts at the opposition parties quelques pointes bien senties contre les partis de l'opposition(d) (of argument, story) sens m, idée f; (of policy) idée f directrice; (of research) aspect m principal;∎ the main thrust of her argument l'idée maîtresse de son raisonnement(person, thing) écarter brusquement; (suggestion) écarter ou rejeter brusquementrepousserpousser en avant brusquement;∎ to thrust oneself forward se frayer un chemin; figurative se mettre en avant(physically) s'introduire de force(finger, pointed object) enfoncer;∎ she thrust her hand in elle a brusquement mis la main dedans;∎ to thrust one's way in se frayer un passage pour entrer∎ she thrust her head out of the window elle a brusquement passé la tête par la fenêtre;∎ to thrust out one's chest bomber la poitrine;∎ to thrust one's way out se frayer un chemin pour sortirs'élancer, jaillir -
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thrust [θrʌst](verb: preterite, past participle thrust)1. nounpoussée fa. pousser violemment ; [+ finger, stick] enfoncer* * *[θrʌst] 1.1) lit, gen, Military, Technology, Architecture poussée fsword thrust — coup m d'épée
2) (of argument, essay) portée f2.transitive verb (prét, pp thrust)to thrust something towards ou at somebody — mettre brusquement quelque chose sous le nez de quelqu'un
3.to thrust somebody/something away ou out of the way — pousser violemment quelqu'un/quelque chose
reflexive verb (prét, pp thrust)he thrust himself to the front of the crowd — il s'est frayé un passage jusqu'au premier rang de la foule
to thrust oneself forward — lit se lancer en avant; fig se mettre en avant
to thrust oneself on ou onto somebody — imposer sa présence à quelqu'un
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4 thrust forward
thrust forward se précipiter en avant; thrust [something] forward, thrust forward [something] pousser [quelque chose] en avant -
5 thrust aside
thrust [something/somebody] aside, thrust aside [something/somebody] lit repousser; fig rejeter -
6 thrust back
thrust [something] back, thrust back [something] repousser -
7 thrust on
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8 thrust out
thrust [something] out, thrust out [something] tendre brusquement [hand]; lancer [leg]; projeter [quelque chose] en avant [jaw, chin]; sortir [quelque chose] (d'un geste brusque) [implement] -
9 thrust upon
thrust [something] upon somebody imposer [quelque chose] sur quelqu'un -
10 thrust bearing
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11 thrust fault
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12 thrust stage
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13 thrust on/upon
(to bring (something or someone) forcibly to someone's notice, into someone's company etc: He thrust $100 on me; She is always thrusting herself on other people; Fame was thrust upon him.) -
14 thrust
past tense, past participle; see thrust -
15 thrust
butée f, poussée fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > thrust
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16 thrust bearing
palier de butée m, roulement de butée mDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > thrust bearing
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17 thrust block
butée fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > thrust block
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18 thrust collar
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > thrust collar
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19 thrust passing outside the material
Dictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > thrust passing outside the material
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20 thrust
1) élan; poussée; impulsion2) Mil. offensive3) essentiel; axe central; idée-forceEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > thrust
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