英语词汇“pushing”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of bumptious

Definition

offensively self-assertive or conceited

a bumptious young man

Synonyms

cocky,

forward,

arrogant,

brash,

swaggering,

vaunting,

pushy (informal),

conceited,

showy,

overbearing,

presumptuous,

boastful,

impudent,

overconfident,

vainglorious,

self-assertive,

egotistic,

full of yourself

in the sense of determined

Definition

firmly decided

He is making a determined effort to regain lost ground.

Synonyms

resolute,

firm,

dogged,

fixed,

constant,

bold,

intent,

persistent,

relentless,

stalwart,

persevering,

single-minded,

purposeful,

tenacious,

undaunted,

strong-willed,

steadfast,

unwavering,

immovable,

unflinching,

strong-minded

in the sense of driving

Consumer spending was the driving force behind growth this summer.

Synonyms

forceful,

sweeping,

dynamic,

compelling,

vigorous,

energetic,

galvanic

in the sense of dynamic

Definition

relating to a force of society, history, or the mind that produces a change

He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader.

Synonyms

energetic,

spirited,

powerful,

active,

vital,

driving,

electric,

go-ahead,

lively,

magnetic,

vigorous,

animated,

high-powered,

forceful,

go-getting (informal),

tireless,

indefatigable,

high-octane (informal),

zippy (informal),

full of beans (informal)

in the sense of enterprising

Definition

full of boldness and initiative

an enterprising and hard-working young woman

Synonyms

resourceful,

original,

spirited,

keen,

active,

daring,

alert,

eager,

bold,

enthusiastic,

vigorous,

imaginative,

energetic,

adventurous,

ingenious,

up-and-coming,

audacious,

zealous,

intrepid,

venturesome

in the sense of forward

Definition

overfamiliar or disrespectful

She is very forward and confident.

Synonyms

presumptuous,

confident,

familiar,

bold,

fresh (informal),

assuming,

presuming,

cheeky,

brash,

pushy (informal),

brazen,

shameless,

sassy (informal),

pert,

impertinent,

impudent,

bare-faced,

overweening,

immodest,

brass-necked (British, informal),

overfamiliar,

brazen-faced,

overassertive,

fwd

in the sense of go-ahead

Definition

enterprising or ambitious

The estate is one of the most go-ahead wine producers in South Africa.

Synonyms

enterprising,

pioneering,

ambitious,

progressive,

go-getting (informal),

up-and-coming

in the sense of impertinent

Definition

disrespectful or rude

I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions.

Synonyms

rude,

forward,

cheeky (informal),

saucy (informal),

fresh (informal),

bold,

flip (informal),

brazen,

sassy (informal),

pert,

disrespectful,

presumptuous,

insolent,

impolite,

impudent,

lippy (slang),

discourteous,

uncivil,

unmannerly

in the sense of intrusive

Her bodyguards were less than gentle with intrusive journalists.

Synonyms

pushy (informal),

forward,

interfering,

unwanted,

impertinent,

nosy (informal),

officious,

meddlesome

in the sense of presumptuous

Definition

bold and insolent

It would be presumptuous of me to give an opinion.

Synonyms

pushy (informal),

forward,

bold,

arrogant,

presuming,

rash,

audacious,

conceited,

foolhardy,

insolent,

overweening,

overconfident,

overfamiliar,

bigheaded (informal),

uppish (British, informal),

too big for your boots

单词	pushing
释义	Trends of pushing View usage for: pushing (pʊʃɪŋ) preposition If you say that someone is pushing a particular age, you mean that they are nearly that age. [informal] Pushing 40, he was an ageing rock star. More Synonyms of pushing pushing in British English (ˈpʊʃɪŋ) adjective 1. enterprising, resourceful, or aggressively ambitious 2. impertinently self-assertive adverb 3. almost or nearly (a certain age, speed, etc) pushing fifty Derived forms pushingly (ˈpushingly) adverb pushingness (ˈpushingness) noun pushing in American English (ˈpʊʃɪŋ) adjective 1. aggressive; enterprising; energetic 2. forward; officious SIMILAR WORDS: agˈgressive More idioms containing pushing pushing up the daisies Examples of 'pushing' in a sentence pushing R'shiel walked toward him, pushing the monsters out of her way impatiently. Jennifer Fallon TREASON KEEP (2001) A young man, head down, was pushing his bicycle up the hill from the lagoon. Robert Wilson INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS (2001) A hissing noise of escaping gas from the ruptured mains suddenly thumped into flame and burst across the street, pushing the firemen back. Robert Wilson THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2001) Back at the middle of the crowd, Bennie began pushing harder. Lisa Scottoline ROUGH JUSTICE (2001) All related terms of 'pushing' push When you push something, you use force to make it move away from you or away from its previous position. push in When someone pushes in , they unfairly join a queue or line in front of other people who have been waiting longer. push on When you push on , you continue with a journey or task . push off If you tell someone to push off , you are telling them rather rudely to go away. push about to bully ; keep telling (a person) what to do in a bossy manner push ahead If you push ahead or push forward with something, you make progress with it. push along to go away push aside If you push something aside , you ignore it or refuse to think about it. push back If you push back against something, such as a change or criticism , you refuse to accept it or try to prevent it. push over If you push someone or something over , you push them so that they fall onto the ground . pushing up the daisies dead. This expression is used to refer to someone's death in a light-hearted or humorous way. push around If someone pushes you around , they give you orders in a rude and insulting way. push through If someone pushes through a law, they succeed in getting it accepted although some people oppose it. 1 (adjective) in the sense of ambitious Definition aggressively ambitious Synonyms ambitious He's a very ambitious lad. driving Consumer spending was the driving force behind growth this summer. determined He is making a determined effort to regain lost ground. enterprising an enterprising and hard-working young woman go-ahead The estate is one of the most go-ahead wine producers in South Africa. dynamic He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader. resourceful purposeful She had a purposeful air. on the go 2 (adjective) in the sense of self-assertive Synonyms self-assertive forward She is very forward and confident. bold Some young people may seem bold and confident, but inside they are very fragile. assertive an assertive style of management brash On stage she seems hard, brash and uncompromising. intrusive Her bodyguards were less than gentle with intrusive journalists. pushy (informal) a confident and pushy individual presumptuous It would be presumptuous of me to give an opinion. impertinent I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions. bumptious a bumptious young man Additional synonyms in the sense of assertive Definition confident and direct in dealing with others an assertive style of management Synonyms confident, firm, demanding, decided, forward, can-do (informal), positive, aggressive, decisive, forceful, emphatic, insistent, feisty (informal), pushy (informal), in-your-face (British, slang), dogmatic, strong-willed, domineering, overbearing, self-assured, carnivorous (informal) in the sense of bold Definition immodest or impudent Some young people may seem bold and confident, but inside they are very fragile. Synonyms impudent, forward, fresh (informal), confident, rude, cheeky, brash, feisty (informal), saucy, pushy (informal), brazen, in-your-face (slang), shameless, sassy (informal), unabashed, pert, insolent, barefaced, spirited, forceful in the sense of brash Definition impudent or bold On stage she seems hard, brash and uncompromising. Synonyms bold, forward, rude, arrogant, cocky, pushy (informal), brazen, presumptuous, impertinent, insolent, impudent, bumptious, cocksure, overconfident, hubristic, full of yourself Nearby words of pushing push something forward push the boat out pushed pushing pushover pushy pusillanimous Related terms of pushing push push on push off push for something push someone around Synonyms of 'pushing' pushing Explore 'pushing' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bumptious Definition offensively self-assertive or conceited a bumptious young man Synonyms cocky, forward, arrogant, brash, swaggering, vaunting, pushy (informal), conceited, showy, overbearing, presumptuous, boastful, impudent, overconfident, vainglorious, self-assertive, egotistic, full of yourself in the sense of determined Definition firmly decided He is making a determined effort to regain lost ground. Synonyms resolute, firm, dogged, fixed, constant, bold, intent, persistent, relentless, stalwart, persevering, single-minded, purposeful, tenacious, undaunted, strong-willed, steadfast, unwavering, immovable, unflinching, strong-minded in the sense of driving Consumer spending was the driving force behind growth this summer. Synonyms forceful, sweeping, dynamic, compelling, vigorous, energetic, galvanic in the sense of dynamic Definition relating to a force of society, history, or the mind that produces a change He seemed a dynamic and energetic leader. Synonyms energetic, spirited, powerful, active, vital, driving, electric, go-ahead, lively, magnetic, vigorous, animated, high-powered, forceful, go-getting (informal), tireless, indefatigable, high-octane (informal), zippy (informal), full of beans (informal) in the sense of enterprising Definition full of boldness and initiative an enterprising and hard-working young woman Synonyms resourceful, original, spirited, keen, active, daring, alert, eager, bold, enthusiastic, vigorous, imaginative, energetic, adventurous, ingenious, up-and-coming, audacious, zealous, intrepid, venturesome in the sense of forward Definition overfamiliar or disrespectful She is very forward and confident. Synonyms presumptuous, confident, familiar, bold, fresh (informal), assuming, presuming, cheeky, brash, pushy (informal), brazen, shameless, sassy (informal), pert, impertinent, impudent, bare-faced, overweening, immodest, brass-necked (British, informal), overfamiliar, brazen-faced, overassertive, fwd in the sense of go-ahead Definition enterprising or ambitious The estate is one of the most go-ahead wine producers in South Africa. Synonyms enterprising, pioneering, ambitious, progressive, go-getting (informal), up-and-coming in the sense of impertinent Definition disrespectful or rude I don't like strangers who ask impertinent questions. Synonyms rude, forward, cheeky (informal), saucy (informal), fresh (informal), bold, flip (informal), brazen, sassy (informal), pert, disrespectful, presumptuous, insolent, impolite, impudent, lippy (slang), discourteous, uncivil, unmannerly in the sense of intrusive Her bodyguards were less than gentle with intrusive journalists. Synonyms pushy (informal), forward, interfering, unwanted, impertinent, nosy (informal), officious, meddlesome in the sense of presumptuous Definition bold and insolent It would be presumptuous of me to give an opinion. Synonyms pushy (informal), forward, bold, arrogant, presuming, rash, audacious, conceited, foolhardy, insolent, overweening, overconfident, overfamiliar, bigheaded (informal), uppish (British, informal), too big for your boots Additional synonyms in the sense of purposeful Definition with a fixed and definite purpose She had a purposeful air. Synonyms determined, resolved, resolute, decided, firm, settled, positive, fixed, deliberate, single-minded, tenacious, strong-willed, steadfast, immovable, unfaltering in the sense of pushy Definition offensively assertive or ambitious a confident and pushy individual Synonyms forceful, aggressive, assertive, brash, loud, offensive, ambitious, bold, obnoxious, presumptuous, obtrusive, officious, bumptious, self-assertive All related terms of 'pushing' push shove, force, press, thrust, drive push on continue (your journey), go on, advance, progress, proceed push off go away, leave, get lost, clear off, take off push for something demand, champion, call for, campaign for, urge push someone around bully, intimidate, pick on, tread on, trample on push something forward speed (up), advance, promote, accelerate, forward
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