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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Push...
A cop intimidates a citizen because
he wants their son to do him a favour. Finally the citizen
knocks down the cop and tells him not to push him (Do not push me!)
Does push here mean 'harass'?
he wants their son to do him a favour. Finally the citizen
knocks down the cop and tells him not to push him (Do not push me!)
Does push here mean 'harass'?
Top answer
Yes. To harass/intimidate/exert pressure on. (in a non-physical way, usually).
- Yes.
- To harass/intimidate/exert pressure on.
- (in a non-physical way, usually).
- eg My wife is pushing me to buy new furniture.
- Clive
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Yes.
To harass/intimidate/exert pressure on. (in a non-physical way, usually).
eg My wife is pushing me to buy new furniture.
Clive
To harass/intimidate/exert pressure on. (in a non-physical way, usually).
eg My wife is pushing me to buy new furniture.
Clive
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