| 单词 | to push in |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto push in c. intransitive. to push in: to intrude on a conversation or activity; to take a place in a queue in front of people who are already there. ΚΠ 1811 M. Brunton Self-control (ed. 2) II. xxi. 189 ‘Does this flower never open any further?’ asked Laura, shewing one to De Courcy—‘No,’ said Lady Pelham, pushing in between them. 1857 T. Hughes Tom Brown's School Days vii. 201 ‘No, no!’ said Flashman, pushing in, ‘leave me to deal with him; we'll draw lots for it afterwards.’ 1913 E. Wharton Custom of Country vii. 88 ‘Who's there? Oh, that you, Mrs Lipscomb? Well, I don't know as you can—Undie isn't half-dressed yet—’ ‘Just like her—always pushing in!’ Undine murmured. 1994 N. Parker Parkhurst Tales v. 52 They, too, had the hump with Bob pushing in all the time. 2003 R. J. Watts Politeness ii. 27 It is your turn next, but before you can even begin to order your ticket, someone pushes in in front of you. < as lemmas |
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