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Cosa significa “push through” in italiano: traduzione, pronuncia ed esempi

Pronuncia: USA /ˌpʊʃ ˈθru/ · Regno Unito /ˌpʊʃ ˈθruː/

push through in italiano: far approvare, farsi largo, spingere attraverso, superare, andare avanti nonostante, continuare

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FAR APPROVAREB2

far approvare

Ottenere l’approvazione di una legge, un piano o una decisione, nonostante difficoltà o opposizioni.

In inglese semplice: To make a law, plan, or decision become accepted, despite difficulties or opposition.

  • They pushed through the new law.
  • The mayor pushed the plan through despite strong opposition.
  • Will the government push through these reforms before the election?

Come si usa: push something through (The government pushed the bill through.); push something through something (They pushed the changes through parliament.)

Sinonimi: force through, get passed

Espressioni comuni: push through reforms, push through legislation

FARSI LARGOB1

farsi largo, spingere attraverso

Avanzare spingendo in uno spazio affollato o stretto, oppure far passare qualcosa con forza attraverso un’apertura.

In inglese semplice: To move through a crowded or tight space using force, or force something through an opening.

  • We pushed through the crowd.
  • She pushed the envelope through the narrow opening.
  • Can you push through to the front?

Come si usa: push through something (We pushed through the crowd to reach the exit.); push something through something (Push the thread through the hole.)

Sinonimi: force through

Espressioni comuni: push through crowds, push through something

SUPERARE LE DIFFICOLTÀB2

superare, andare avanti nonostante

Andare avanti nonostante dolore o difficoltà, oppure aiutare qualcuno a proseguire durante un percorso difficile.

In inglese semplice: To keep going despite pain or difficulty, or help someone continue through a difficult process.

  • He pushed through the pain.
  • We pushed through our doubts and finished the project.
  • The teacher pushed her students through a difficult final term.

Come si usa: push through something (She pushed through the pain to finish the race.); push someone through something (Her coach pushed her through the hardest part of training.)

Sinonimi: persevere, press on, work through

Contrari: give up

Espressioni comuni: push through pain, push through difficulties

FINO ALLA FINEB2

continuare, andare avanti

Proseguire un’attività o un processo fino alla conclusione.

In inglese semplice: To continue with an activity or process until you reach the end.

  • Let us push through and finish.
  • They pushed through the remaining tasks before lunch.
  • We are pushing through to the end of the project.

Come si usa: push through to something (We pushed through to the final stage.)

Sinonimi: continue, carry on, press on

Contrari: stop

Espressioni comuni: push through something, push through work

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Cosa significa push through?

“push through” significa “far approvare”. Ottenere l’approvazione di una legge, un piano o una decisione, nonostante difficoltà o opposizioni.

Come si dice push through in italiano?

Le traduzioni di push through in italiano sono: far approvare, farsi largo, spingere attraverso, superare, andare avanti nonostante, continuare.

Come si pronuncia push through?

In inglese americano si pronuncia /ˌpʊʃ ˈθru/, in inglese britannico /ˌpʊʃ ˈθruː/.

Come si usa push through in una frase?

They pushed through the new law. The mayor pushed the plan through despite strong opposition.

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