PUSH

Question 1

Push aside

Answer 1

To ignore or set something aside; to disregard.
- He pushed aside his doubts and proceeded with the plan.

Question 2

Push back

Answer 2

To postpone or delay an event
- The meeting was pushed back to next week.

To resist or oppose.
- They pushed back against the new policy.

Question 3

Push for

Answer 3

To strongly advocate or campaign for something.
- She’s been pushing for changes in the company’s environmental policies.

Question 4

Push on

Answer 4

To continue or proceed, especially with determination or in the face of difficulties.
- Despite the challenges, they decided to push on with the project.

Question 5

Push through

Answer 5

To successfully achieve or complete something despite difficulties or opposition.
- They managed to push through the reforms despite opposition.

Question 6

Push over

Answer 6

To cause someone or something to fall over; to topple.
- The strong wind pushed over the old fence.

Question 7

Push up

Answer 7

To increase or raise something.
- Rising demand is expected to push up the prices.