What does "push past" mean?

To move past by pushing To force one's way through.

How do you use "push past" in a sentence?

He pushed past the crowd. She pushed past me rudely. They pushed past to get to the front.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Neutral

Meaning: To move past by pushing

推开人群通过

Pasar empujando

押しのけて通る

밀치고 지나가다

To force one's way through.

强行挤过去。

Abrirse paso a empujones.

力ずくで通り抜けること。

억지로 밀어붙이며 길을 뚫다.

Base verb: push

Particle: past

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

He pushed past the crowd.
他推开人群过去了
Se abrió paso a empujones entre la multitud
彼は群衆を押しのけて通った
그는 군중을 밀치고 지나갔다.
She pushed past me rudely.
她粗鲁地把我推开过去了
Me empujó para pasar de mala manera
彼女は無礼に私を押しのけて通った
그녀는 무례하게 나를 밀치고 지나갔다.
They pushed past to get to the front.
他们推挤着到了前面
Se abrieron paso a empujones hasta delante
彼らは前に出ようと押しのけて通った
그들은 앞으로 나가려고 밀치고 지나갔다.

Context: forceful, crowds, rude

Tone: aggressive

From pushing while passing.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal