push forward

push forward
1. intransitive verb
see academic.ru/59209/push_ahead">push ahead
2. transitive verb
vorschieben; (Mil.) vorstoßen

push oneself forward — sich in den Vordergrund schieben

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push forward
I. vt
1. (approv fig: advance)
to \push forward forward ⇆ sth development, process etw [ein großes Stück] voranbringen [o vorwärtsbringen
2. (present forcefully)
to \push forward sth ⇆ forward etw in den Vordergrund stellen [o schieben]
he always tries to \push forward his own ideas forward er versucht immer, seine eigenen Ideen herauszustellen
to \push forward forward a claim eine Forderung geltend machen
3. (draw attention)
to \push forward oneself forward sich akk vordrängen [o in den Vordergrund stellen [o schieben]] fig
II. vi
to \push forward forward [with sth] [mit etw dat] weitermachen
2. (continue travelling) weiterfahren
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1. vi
1) (MIL) vorwärtsdrängen
2)
See:
= push ahead
2. vt sep (lit)
nach vorn schieben; (fig) claim geltend machen; ideas hervorheben, herausstellen; sb, oneself in den Vordergrund schieben
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push forward
A v/t
1. push B 4
2. push o.s. forward fig sich in den Vordergrund drängen oder schieben
B v/i
1. sich vordrängen
2. push C 5
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1. intransitive verb 2. transitive verb
vorschieben; (Mil.) vorstoßen

push oneself forward — sich in den Vordergrund schieben

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expr.
vorschieben v.
vorstoßen v.

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