pushes, pushed, pushing
to push through
phrasal verb
To complete a task despite difficulties or obstacles
- 1She decided to push through and finish the project.
- 2Despite the challenges, they managed to push through.
To keep going and finish something even when it's hard. Imagine you're trying to open a stuck door - you have to push hard to get through. Pushing through means not giving up and getting the job done, no matter what gets in your way.
Remember, pushing through doesn't mean ignoring problems. It's about finding solutions and persevering. Stay focused on your goal and be resourceful when faced with challenges.
backstage during a play rehearsal
The Show Must Go On
Deborah
The props are missing, and the lead actor is sick.
Timothy
I know it's tough, but we need to push through and make this rehearsal work.
Deborah
You're right, let's improvise and keep the energy up.
Timothy
Exactly, we'll find a way to make it happen.
at a crowded dance floor
Dancing Through Challenges
Ronald
The crowd is huge tonight, but we need to get to the bar.
Richard
Yeah, it's packed, but let's push through and grab those drinks.
Ronald
Alright, just stay close so we don't get separated.
Richard
Got it, let's make our way through!
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Similar to "to push through":
- 1persevere
- 2persist