Push through | EWA Phasal Verbs Dictionary
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Push through

/pʊʃ θruː/

B1

Intermediate

1. To make something happen by putting in effort, particularly when it is difficult.

  • The government plans to push through the new tax reform despite opposition.
  • Despite the challenges, we managed to push through the project by the deadline.

2. To physically move through a crowd or obstacles by exerting force.

  • She had to push through the crowded subway station to catch her train.
  • Determined to see the parade, they pushed through the throng of people.

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