shove

1. (transitive)To push, especially roughly or with force.

   schubsen, schieben, drängen

   пиха́тьpixátʹ, пихну́тьpixnútʹ, толка́тьtolkátʹ

   push roughly

2. (intransitive)To move off or along by an act of pushing, as with an oar or pole used in a boat; sometimes with off.

3. To make an all-in bet.

4. (slang)To pass (counterfeit money).

5. To put hurriedly

1. Tom shoved Mary into the pool.

   Том штовхнув Мері до басейну. — deniko

   ruТом столкнул Мэри в бассейн. — odexed

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2. Tom gave Mary a shove.

   Том штовхнув Мері. — deniko

   ruТом толкнул Мэри. — odexed

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3. I shoved Tom.

   Я відштовхнув Тома. — deniko

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4. Tom shoved Mary against the wall.

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5. Tom shoved Mary out the door.

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regular · Lesson

• shove upTo move over so as to make room for another.
• shove offTo set a boat in motion by pushing with an oar or boathook.
• shove onTo force or pressure (someone) into accepting something.
• shove downSynonym of shove over.
• shove overTo push over; to push so that it topples.
• shove aroundSynonym of shove about.
• shove aboutTo bully somebody; to be bossy towards somebody.