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press something on someone
phrasal verb with pressverbuk /pres/ us /pres/
to give something to someone and not allow them to refuse to accept it: 迫使（某人）接受，把…硬塞给（某人），把…强加于（某人）
All the children had sweets and presents pressed on them by the visitors.所有孩子都被来访者硬塞了一堆糖果和礼物。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Giving, providing and supplying
accommodate
accommodate someone with something
administer
administration
afford
arm someone with something
be good for somethingidiom
dish
hand something around
hand something back
hand something down
hand something in
outfit
provision
re-equip
re-equipment
reassign
reassignment
rebid
render
press on | American Dictionary
press on
phrasal verb with pressverbus/pres/
to continue traveling or doing something:
We didn’t have time to stop, and pressed on into Arizona.
The witness started crying, but the lawyer pressed on.
press sth on sb | Business English
press sth on sb
phrasal verb with pressverb[ I or T ]uk /pres/us
to give something to someone and not allow them to refuse to accept it:
I didn't want any payment for what I had done, but he pressed the money on me.
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