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push across

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push someone or something across (something)
to move or propel someone or something across something. Jill pushed Fred across the ice. He simply could not skate at all. The old car stalled just before the bridge, so we pushed it across.
See also: across, push


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The report highlights a growing push across the United States to stem an obesity epidemic that finds nearly one-third of youth in some 30 US states either overweight or obese.
The report highlights a growing push across the United States to stem an obesity epidemic that finds nearly one-third of youth in some 30 US states either overweight or obese.
Despite having two on and none out in the top of the eighth, the Worcester bats couldn't push across a run.
 
 
 
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