push off

push off
1. intransitive verb
1) (Boating) abstoßen
2) (coll.): (leave) abhauen (salopp); abschieben (salopp)
2. transitive verb
1) abdrücken [Deckel, Verschluss usw.]
2) (Boating) abstoßen
* * *
(to go away: I wish you'd push off!)
* * *
push off
I. vi
1. (fig, also pej fam: leave) losziehen, sich akk verziehen fam, abschieben fam
well, I have to \push off off now also, ich muss jetzt los fam
2. NAUT (set sail) abstoßen, ablegen fachspr
II. vt NAUT abstoßen fachspr
to \push off off a boat [from the quayside] ein Boot [von der Kaimauer] abstoßen
* * *
1. vt sep
1) hinunterschieben; (quickly, violently) hinunterstoßen; lid, cap wegdrücken

to push sb off sth — jdn von etw schieben/stoßen

to push sth off sth — etw von etw schieben/stoßen/drücken

I was pushed off the pavement — ich wurde vom Bürgersteig gedrängt

2) boat abstoßen
2. vi
1) (in boat) abstoßen
2) (Brit inf = leave) abhauen (inf)

push off! — mach 'ne Fliege! (sl), hau or zieh ab! (inf)

3)

the top just pushes off — der Deckel lässt sich einfach wegdrücken

* * *
push off
A v/t
1. Waren abstoßen, losschlagen
2. ein Boot abstoßen
B v/i
1. a) sich abstoßen (from von)
b) SCHIFF abstoßen (from von)
2. umg abhauen
3. academic.ru/59210/push_along">push along
* * *
1. intransitive verb
1) (Boating) abstoßen
2) (coll.): (leave) abhauen (salopp); abschieben (salopp)
2. transitive verb
1) abdrücken [Deckel, Verschluss usw.]
2) (Boating) abstoßen
* * *
v.
abschieben v.

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