shove along

• Verbo compuesto que denota la acción de empujar a alguien o algo hacia adelante, o de instar a alguien a moverse o continuar su camino, a menudo de manera brusca o insistente.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of pushing someone or something forward, or urging someone to move or proceed, often in a casual or forceful manner.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Push forwardinformal

   To push someone or something forward, often with force or effort.

   Empujar hacia adelante

   • He shoved the cart along the narrow aisle.
   • She shoved her friend along to get through the crowd.
   • They shoved the heavy box along the floor.

   Sinónimosdriveforcepropelpushshovethrust

   Antónimosdelaydraghalthaulimpedepullretreatstoptugwithdraw

2. Leave or departslang

   To leave a place, often used in a casual or impatient manner.

   largarse

   • I think it's time to shove along now.
   • He shoved along after the argument.
   • She told him to shove along if he wasn't going to help.

   Sinónimosclear outget goingmove onshove offtake off

   Antónimosarriveremainstay

Verbo baseshove