Push Through : (새 법률·계획을) 통과시키다, 강행 통과시키다, 끝까지 해내다, (애써서)이뤄내다, 뚫고 지나가다, 헤치고 지나가다
1)
to push something through
to push through a law
the government is trying to push through this legislation before the end of their period in Parliament
to get something passed
to get something accepted evne though there is some oppostion against it
send in your application and Iwil try to pupsh it through for you, i will try to give you some help to get it accepted
to push a proposal through
to get this completed
to get it accepted quickly
to get something officially accepted
I want to push this deal through as quickly as possible before they change their mind
the president is trying to push through the reforms on social security
to try to get them officially passed
to get them through
to push through a piece of legislation
to push through an application
2)
I think also, to push through intransitively
to keep trying to force yourself to continue making progress despite the fact you are really tired
this, I would use without a direct object
when you are running a marathon, you hit the wall and it's really hard, you need to push through or push through the wall
more and more problems were appearing but we just did everything we could to push through
to keep going
not to give up
to push through pain or difficulties by the forth of your willpower
to overcome
to keep pushing through
3)
you can also use it literally,
to force something through something
it is stuck in the middle, I have to push it through and it comes out of the other side
4)
notice, don't confuse this with the phrasal verb, to pull through
they are going to die and you hope they pull trough get better
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