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I . shove [ʃʊv] SUBST

shove
to give sth a shove

II . shove [ʃʊv] VERBE trans

2. shove (place quickly and forcefully):

to shove sth in sth
to shove sth on sth

III . shove [ʃʊv] VERBE intr

1. shove (push forcefully):

shove

2. shove fam (move oneself):

to shove along [or over]

shove away VERBE trans (push aside)

shove back VERBE trans

1. shove back (push back):

shove back
shove back plate

2. shove back (put in place):

shove back

shove off VERBE intr

1. shove off fam (go away):

just shove off, Chris!

2. shove off (launch boat):

shove off

shove on VERBE trans

shove over VERBE trans

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
His work was quickly branded hermetic and shoved to the side.
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Players on each side have to shove the bars through the holes in order for their partners to advance forward on the bars.
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Soon some citizens "do" arrive, all pushing and shoving to get the best seats, and then the day's business begins.
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He also attempted to shove her out of a moving car.
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They uh, you, give quick little shoves, and give the false impression that you're trembling.
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When they release the referee, they shove him into the opponent.
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A near-riot broke out after players began shoving each other and spectators came down on the field.
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The doctor also seemed ready to burst into tears, but she kept shoving the pipe farther and farther down.
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That belief would be hard to shove out the door.
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But others were shoved into great rooms outside of the palace, up to three hundred in one room.
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