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shove (obj) PUSHFQvvto push forcefully使劲推She was jostled and shoved by an angry crowd as she left the court. [T]她离开法庭时，被愤怒的人群推来撞去。Just wait your turn--there's no need to shove. [I]你只用按次序等----没必要使劲挤。Reporters pushed and shoved as they tried to get close to the princess. [I]记者们又推又挤，试图靠近公主。The bus came really close to me as it was overtaking and almost shoved me off the road. [T]当公共汽车超车时离我十分近，几乎将我挤出了道路。(fig.) A rise in interest rates could shove the already weak economy (= cause it to move) into recession. [T]利率的增长将迫使已经十分脆弱的经济产生倒退。If you shove someone around, you push them forcefully in an unpleasant and threatening way.推搡He had a miserable time at school because the older boys were always shoving him around. [T]他在学校里的日子很可怜，因为大些的男孩们经常把他推推搡搡。(fig.) Don't let them shove you around (= tell you what to do and ignore your wishes). You've got to stand up for your rights. [T]别让他们摆布你，你应该维护你的权利。(slang) If someone tells you to shove it, they are expressing extreme lack of respect for you or what you have said.（表示轻蔑）少管闲事When I told him he'd have to work harder, he said I could take the job and shove it.我告诉他必须工作努力些，他反唇相讥，叫我来试试，少管闲事。
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