push in

英 [pʊʃ ɪn]

美 [pʊʃ ɪn]

插队; 加塞儿

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 插队；加塞儿
  When someonepushes in, they unfairly join a queue or line in front of other people who have been waiting longer.
  1. Nina pushed in next to Liddie.
     尼娜加塞儿排在利迪后边。

双语例句

• Though many products on China's Internet remain copies of products coming out in the U.S., intense local competition and specific demands of local users are slowly leading Chinese companies to push in directions not anticipated by Silicon Valley.
  尽管中国互联网上的许多产品仍是美国产品的复制，但本地竞争的加剧和本地用户的特殊需求正逐渐促使中国企业在硅谷预料之外的道路上推进。
• So you feel a push in your back.
  你能从背后感觉到这个推力。
• Push in your brakes and let go of your hand brake.
  踏下您的刹车，松开您的手刹。
• Once this happens, push in the clutch, and downshift to a lower gear.
  一旦速度下降，踏下离合器，切换到更低挡位。
• You switch on, wait until the screen turns green, push in the disk and there you are!
  你打开开关，等屏幕变成绿色，把磁盘推进去就行了！
• We think we can push in the rest with a second operation.
  我们认为剩下的部分将会在第二次手术中全部放回。
• "It's a statistical tendency, a push in one direction," says Joanna Haigh of Imperial College London.
  “这是一个统计趋势，朝一个方向推进。”帝国理工学院的乔安娜·黑格说。
• The ad is part of China's broader push in recent years to use its culture and people to ease international fears about its rise.
  中国近年来一直在努力利用中国文化和中国人民缓和国际社会对中国崛起的忧虑，该广告就是其中的一部分。
• I don't understand why people push in line, spit and do other rude stuff like that.
  我不明白为什么人们喜欢插队，随地吐痰和其他诸如此类无礼的事情。
• Push in a little bit, everybody.
  大家朝里挤一点。