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press against

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press something against someone or something
to push or force something against someone or something. The person in line behind Betty kept pressing his elbow against her. I pressed my hand against the door and it opened.
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press against someone or something

to push or bear upon someone or something. I pressed against Henry, trying gently to get him to move out of the way. Don't press against the glass door!
See also: against, press


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They slump in a chair and allow the middle portion of the sacrum and coccyx to press against a chair.
We're always down for one last sweaty summer hurrah at Le Poisson Rouge, especially when we have Bass Ale to press against our foreheads (and consume
To slow down a bicycle, a lever was either pressed down or pulled up, causing a metal show to press against the outer side of the tire.
 
 
 
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