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push off
phrasal verb with pushverbuk /pʊʃ/ us /pʊʃ/
(GO)
mainly UKslang
used to rudely tell someone to go away: 滚开，走开
He told me to push off.他让我滚开。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Phrases telling people to go away
beat it!idiom
begone
bike
bog
bog off
buzz
buzz off
fly
go play with yourself!idiom
go to blazesidiom
go to hellidiom
go to the devilidiom
hell
hop
push
shove off!
sling your hookidiom
sod off
take a hike!idiom
take a walk!idiom
(IN WATER)
to push against the side of a pool, lake, or river in order to move your body or a boat away from the side: 离岸;把船撑离（岸）
He pushed off from the side of the pool and swam slowly to the other side.他从游泳池的一边出发，慢慢游到了对面。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Pushing and shoving
bat
bat something/someone away
boop
bring
bring someone down
bundle
dig
elbow
goad
knock someone down
mash
poke
poke/dig someone in the ribsidiom
prod
push
rib
shoulder
upend
upset
wrangle
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push off | American Dictionary
push off
phrasal verb with pushverbus/pʊʃ/
infml
to leave:
I’d better be pushing off now – I’ve got work to do.
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