push

• Substantivo que designa o ato de empurrar ou pressionar algo com força para movê-lo, ou o ato de incentivar, impulsionar ou promover algo.

A noun referring to the act of pressing against something with force to move it, or an act of urging or promoting something.

1. Physical forceA1formal

   The act of pressing against something with force to move it.

   Empurrão

   • Give the door a push to open it.
   • He gave the cart a strong push.
   • The bicycle needs a push to start moving.

   Sinônimosheavejostlenudgepressshovethrust

   Antônimosdraghaulpulltug

2. Encouragement or effortB1informal

   A determined effort or motivation to achieve something.

   Impulso

   • She gave me the push I needed to start my business.
   • The team made a final push to meet the deadline.
   • A little push from friends helped him succeed.

   Sinônimosboostcampaigndriveeffortencouragementincentiveinitiativemotivationspurstimulus

   Antônimosdeterrentdiscouragement

3. Marketing campaignB2formalbusiness

   An organized effort to promote or sell something.

   Campanha de marketing

   • The company launched a big push for their new product.
   • The sales push resulted in record profits.
   • They planned a marketing push before the holidays.

   Sinônimosblitzcampaigndrivepromotion

• Verbo que indica o ato de empurrar algo ou alguém, aplicando força para afastar de si; também pode significar pressionar um botão ou tecla, e ainda promover ou vender algo de forma insistente.

A verb used to indicate the act of exerting force against something to move it away from oneself.

1. Apply force to moveA1formal

   To use physical force to move something away from oneself or in a particular direction.

   Empurrar

   • She pushed the door open.
   • He pushed the cart down the aisle.
   • Push the button to start the machine.

   Sinônimosdriveforcejostlenudgepresspropelshovethrust

   Antônimospull

2. Encourage or urgeB1informal

   To encourage or persuade someone to do something.

   Incentivar

   • My parents pushed me to study harder.
   • She pushed him to apply for the job.
   • Don't push yourself too hard at the gym.

   Sinônimosdriveegg onencourageimpelincitemotivatepersuadepressprodpromptspururge

   Antônimosdeterdiscouragedissuade

3. Promote or sellB2informal

   To promote or try to sell a product aggressively.

   Promover

   • The salesman pushed the new smartphone on customers.
   • They are pushing their latest album on social media.
   • The company pushed the idea of remote work.

   Sinônimosadvertisehawkmarketpeddleplugpromotetout

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