push
verbUK /pʊʃ/
US /pʊʃ/
To press something so it moves away from you.
She had to push the heavy door to open it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To encourage or urge someone to do something.
His coach pushed him to train harder.
3. To promote or sell a product or idea actively.
The company is pushing its new phone this month.
4. To continue with something even when it is difficult.
We decided to push on through the storm.
5. A strong effort to achieve something.
The team made a final push to finish the project.