push in

push in
1. transitive verb
eindrücken; (make fall into the water) hineinstoßen
2. intransitive verb
sich hineindrängen
* * *
push in
I. vt
1. (destroy)
to \push in in ⇆ sth etw eindrücken
2. (fig, also pej: force in)
to \push in one's way in sich akk hineindrängen
II. vi
1. (fig, also pej: force way in) sich akk hineindrängen, sich dat Zugang verschaffen
2. (fig pej: jump queue) sich akk vordränge[l]n
that man there just \push ined in in front of me der Mann da hat sich gerade vor mich gedrängelt! fam
* * *
1. vt sep
1) hineinschieben; (quickly, violently) hineinstoßen

to push sb/sth in(to) sth — jdn/etw in etw (acc) schieben/stoßen

to push one's way in — sich hineindrängen

2) (= break) window, sides of box eindrücken
2. vi (lit
in queue, into room etc) sich hineindrängen or -drängeln (inf); (fig = interfere) sich dazwischendrängen, sich reindrängen (inf)

he pushed into the queue — er drängelte sich (in der Schlange) vor

* * *
push in v/i sich (in einer Schlange) vordrängen
* * *
1. transitive verb
eindrücken; (make fall into the water) hineinstoßen
2. intransitive verb
sich hineindrängen
* * *
n.
Eindrücken n.

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