push through的解释
（使）穿过; 努力完成
ph.
1. She pushed her way through the big crowd.
她挤着穿过了那一大堆人群。
2. We'll have to push the matter through as soon as possible.
我们要尽快完成此事。
1. 完成：rattle through 迅速完成 | push through 完成 | 生产补贴production subsidy
2. 促成：take over 接管 | push through 促成 | high time 正好的时机
3. 促成,完成,穿过,挤过：push over 推倒 | push through 促成,完成,穿过,挤过 | push up 向上推
4. 排除困难办好谋事,努力设法通过,挤过：25. push over推倒,刮倒 | push through排除困难办好谋事,努力设法通过,挤过 | 26. run across偶然碰到 run after追逐,追捕
1. push through
1. 使被接受；使被通过
If someone pushes through a law, they succeed in getting it accepted although some people oppose it.
e.g. The vote will enable the Prime Minister to push through tough policies...
这次投票将使首相能够力行强硬政策。
e.g. He tried to push the amendment through Parliament.
他力促议会通过该修正案。
1. Obama's announcement was greeted more warmly on Capitol Hill, where he will need broad support to quickly push through tribunal changes.
2. Monti's government will try to push through reforms agreed by Berlusconi with eurozone leaders to cut Italy's massive debt and revive a chronically stagnant economy.
3. They agreed that Chen's push for independence through the proposed independence referendum flouts international law and should draw firm opposition from the international community.
4. But the intelligence report is likely to complicate US efforts to push through new UN sanctions against Iran over its atomic work.
5. The flood crest is expected to push all the way through the Delta by late next week.
6. Paulson's request for the emergency power to rescue Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac helped push through the measure.
7. With HSBC having every incentive to push through its Shanghai IPO as soon as possible, the question of any regulatory obstacles looms large in the IPO equation.
8. Recessions in Britain and around the world have blunted manufacturers'ability to push through price increases as factory production shrinks.
9. George Bush isn't the first president to push through rules before the next guy can get in.
10. The New England Republicans were largely responsible for Bush's inability to push through his plan to allow oil drilling in the Alaskan wildlife reserve.
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