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anonymous What does this phrase mean? "push something on someone" Maybe, make someone do something that you don't want to do. Maybe, give someone a lot of work to do.
- anonymous What does this phrase mean?
- "push something on someone" Maybe, make someone do something that you don't want to do.
- Maybe, give someone a lot of work to do.
- Maybe, put the blame on someone else.
- You can't expect a very exact answer if you don't provide at least one sentence (or two) of context.
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anonymous What does this phrase mean?
"push something on someone"
Maybe, make someone do something that you don't want to do.
Maybe, give someone a lot of work to do.
Maybe, put the blame on someone else.
You can't expect a very exact answer if you don't provide at least one sentence (or two) of context.
CJ
0anonymous"push something on someone"
It sure would be nice to have some context. I guess one figurative meaning is that someone urged someone else to take something, but I don't think it is a common expression or phrasal.
0star wars new hope
When uncle Owen buys droids from the jawas he asks them "Hey, what’re you trying to push on us?"
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