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    shove

    • IPA[SHəv]

    美式

    • v.
      push (someone or something) roughly；make one's way by pushing someone or something
    • n.
      a strong push

    • verb: shove, 3rd person present: shoves, gerund or present participle: shoving, past tense: shoved, past participle: shoved

    • noun: shove, plural noun: shoves

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    • 1. a strong push she gave him a hefty shove and he nearly fell

    shove off

    • ph.
      go away

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    shove off

    • ph.
      go away

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    shove up

    • ph.
      move oneself to make room for someone

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    shove-halfpenny

    • n.
      a game in which coins are struck so that they slide across a marked board on a table.

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    shove-halfpenny

    • n.
      a game in which coins are struck so that they slide across a marked board on a table.

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    duck-shove

    • v.
      avoid or evade (a responsibility or issue): this sniping and duck-shoving between county councils and the Electricity Commission should cease

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    shove up

    • ph.
      move oneself to make room for someone

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    get the shove

    • ph.
      be dismissed from a job

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    shove

    • IPA[ʃʌv]

    英式

    • v.
      push (someone or something) roughly: they started pushing and shoving people out of the way kids pushed, kicked, and shoved
    • n.
      a strong push: she gave him a hefty shove and he nearly fell

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