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Krissy Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Meaning of "pushes through"

Hello. I just had a little talk with my highschool friend and we haven't seen each other ever since we graduated. Here's our conversation: Me: Hi! How are you? Haven't seen you in forever. My friend: I'm great! We should though! If the summer COLF grade school reunion pushes through! What does she mean by "pushes through"?
  

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It's a term usually used in politics, I take it to mean "passing a decision-making process". Simply, that it happens.

— Vorpar

  • It's a term usually used in politics, I take it to mean "passing a decision-making process".
  • Simply, that it happens.
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It's a term usually used in politics, I take it to mean "passing a decision-making process".

Simply, that it happens.
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Oh, I see. So it's like saying if the reunion ever happens?
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