push in

英 [pʊʃ ɪn]

美 [pʊʃ ɪn]

插队; 加塞儿

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 插队；加塞儿
  When someonepushes in, they unfairly join a queue or line in front of other people who have been waiting longer.
  1. Nina pushed in next to Liddie.
     尼娜加塞儿排在利迪后边。

双语例句

• This movement must push in the direction of socialism.
  这个运动必定会朝着社会主义的方向发展。
• I don't understand why people push in line, spit and do other rude stuff like that.
  我不明白为什么人们喜欢插队，随地吐痰和其他诸如此类无礼的事情。
• In the past six months, Alibaba has made a big push in this direction with a programme called export to China, which offers non-Chinese sellers Virtual Chinese-language storefronts.
  过去6个月，阿里巴巴在这个方向上已经做出了很大的努力，推出了一个称作exporttochina的服务，为海外卖家提供虚拟的中文店铺。
• Push in your brakes and let go of your hand brake.
  踏下您的刹车，松开您的手刹。
• We think we can push in the rest with a second operation.
  我们认为剩下的部分将会在第二次手术中全部放回。
• It is all part of a not-so-subtle push in Europe to encourage people to have more babies.
  欧洲正在明确鼓励大家多生小孩，性与社会此举也属于其中一部分。
• "It's a statistical tendency, a push in one direction," says Joanna Haigh of Imperial College London.
  “这是一个统计趋势，朝一个方向推进。”帝国理工学院的乔安娜·黑格说。
• So you feel a push in your back.
  你能从背后感觉到这个推力。
• You should be able to "feel" his ribs when you push in on the sides.
  在按压它的体侧的时候，你应该能感觉到肋骨的形状。
• Push in a little bit, everybody.
  大家朝里挤一点。