Push on
/pʊʃ ɒn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To continue doing something with effort and determination, despite difficulties or interruptions.
- We were tired, but we decided to push on until we reached the campsite.
- Even when facing hardships, she knew she had to push on to finish the project.
- Despite the storm, the hikers decided to push on to the summit.
- He felt like giving up, but his coach encouraged him to push on.
- The team faced many setbacks, yet they pushed on and completed the mission.
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