Definition of push-down in English:

push-down

noun ˈpʊʃdaʊn

1Aeronautics. A manoeuvre in which an aircraft in level flight loses altitude and then resumes level flight. rare.
2Computing and Linguistics. A push-down store or list.

adjective ˈpʊʃdaʊn

1Computing and Linguistics. Designating a linear store or list that receives and loses items at one end only, the first to be removed being always the last to have been added; relating to or employing such a store or list.
2That may be, or is designed to be, pushed down.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society. From push + down, after to push down.

Definition of push-down in US English:

push-down

nounˈpʊʃdaʊn

1Aeronautics. A manoeuvre in which an aircraft in level flight loses altitude and then resumes level flight. rare.
2Computing and Linguistics. A push-down store or list.

adjectiveˈpʊʃdaʊn

1Computing and Linguistics. Designating a linear store or list that receives and loses items at one end only, the first to be removed being always the last to have been added; relating to or employing such a store or list.
2That may be, or is designed to be, pushed down.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society. From push + down, after to push down.

单词	push-down
释义	Definition of push-down in English: push-down noun ˈpʊʃdaʊn 1Aeronautics. A manoeuvre in which an aircraft in level flight loses altitude and then resumes level flight. rare. 2Computing and Linguistics. A push-down store or list. adjective ˈpʊʃdaʊn 1Computing and Linguistics. Designating a linear store or list that receives and loses items at one end only, the first to be removed being always the last to have been added; relating to or employing such a store or list. 2That may be, or is designed to be, pushed down. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society. From push + down, after to push down. Definition of push-down in US English: push-down nounˈpʊʃdaʊn 1Aeronautics. A manoeuvre in which an aircraft in level flight loses altitude and then resumes level flight. rare. 2Computing and Linguistics. A push-down store or list. adjectiveˈpʊʃdaʊn 1Computing and Linguistics. Designating a linear store or list that receives and loses items at one end only, the first to be removed being always the last to have been added; relating to or employing such a store or list. 2That may be, or is designed to be, pushed down. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Journal of the Royal Aeronautical Society. From push + down, after to push down.
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