thrust out

• Phrasal verb, das bedeutet, etwas plötzlich oder mit Kraft nach außen zu schieben oder herauszustrecken, oder jemanden oder etwas abrupt zu entlassen oder zu vertreiben.

A phrasal verb meaning to push or extend something outward suddenly or forcefully, or to dismiss or eject someone or something abruptly.

unzählbar · transitiv · Phrasal, trennbar

1. Push or extend forcefullyformal

   To push something outward or forward with force.

   Mit Kraft herausdrücken

   • He thrust out his hand to greet the visitor.
   • The soldier thrust out his chest with pride.
   • She thrust out the tray of drinks to the guests.

   Synonymeextendjabpoke outpropelprotrudepushramshovestick outthrust

   Antonymedrawpullrecederetractwithdraw

2. Expel or rejectformal

   To force someone to leave a place or group.

   Vertreiben

   • The community thrust out the troublemaker.
   • He was thrust out of the organization for his actions.
   • The rebels were thrust out of the city by the army.

   Synonymebanishcast outdismissdrive outejectevictexileexpeloustturn out

   Antonymeacceptadmitincludewelcome

Grundverbthrust