push through

英 [pʊʃ θruː]

美 [pʊʃ θruː]

强行通过，力推下通过（法律等）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 使被接受；使被通过
  If someonepushes througha law, they succeed in getting it accepted although some people oppose it.
  1. The vote will enable the Prime Minister to push through tough policies...
     这次投票将使首相能够力行强硬政策。
  2. He tried to push the amendment through Parliament.
     他力促议会通过该修正案。

英英释义

verb

• break out
  1. The tooth erupted and had to be extracted
  Synonym:eruptcome outbreak through

双语例句

• The edges must overlap each other or weeds will push through the gaps.
  边缘必须互搭在一起，否则杂草会从缝隙中钻出来。
• Moreover, solvent countries need a breathing-space to push through reforms.
  此外，有偿还能力的国家需要有合适的空间来完成改革。
• The new Chancellor has the guts to push through unpopular tax increases
  新总理有勇气推动不受欢迎的增税方案获得通过。
• The vote will enable the Prime Minister to push through tough policies
  这次投票将使首相能够力行强硬政策。
• Pursue all avenues, and push through open doors.
  寻求一切途径，推开机遇的大门。
• For decades, liberals have relied on the courts to push through some of their most cherished policies.
  数十年来，自由派依靠各级法院通过了一些他们最为珍视的政策。
• A decision to withdraw from, or at least significantly reduce, an inherited policy could actually strengthen the leadership, by giving more space and energy to push through other ambitious plans.
  决定取消或者至少显著淡化自己继承的某项政策，其实可能起到强化领导力的作用，因为它为推行其它雄心勃勃的计划留出了空间和精力。
• But Sarkozy vowed his government would talk with labor unions and other concerned parties before trying to push through legislation.
  但萨科奇誓言他的政府将与工会和其他有关方面，然后试图通过立法。
• Significant spending cuts will be hard to push through.
  重大的开支缩减计划将难以推行。
• But most think the heat of the crisis presents them with the best opportunity to push through far-reaching changes.
  但多数人认为，在危机处于高潮之际，正是推进深远变革的最佳时机。