push out

expulsar, echar

Obligar a alguien a dejar un grupo, una organización o un cargo.

En inglés sencillo: To make someone leave a group, organization, or position.

• They tried to push me out.
• Older workers were pushed out of the company.
• Will the new owners push out the current manager?

Cómo se usa: push someone out of something (They pushed her out of the committee.)

Sinónimos: oust, force out, remove

Expresiones frecuentes: push out someone, push out workers

extruir, hacer salir

Hacer salir un material por una abertura mediante presión, normalmente para darle forma.

En inglés sencillo: To force material through an opening, often to give it a particular shape.

• The machine pushes out plastic tubes.
• She pushed the paste out through the nozzle.
• Warm metal was pushed out through a shaped opening.

Cómo se usa: push something out through something (The machine pushes the clay out through a small opening.)

Sinónimos: extrude, squeeze out

Expresiones frecuentes: push out plastic, push out dough

alejarse de la orilla

Separar una embarcación de la orilla empujándola o usando los brazos.

En inglés sencillo: To move a boat away from the shore by pushing or using your arms.

• We pushed out from the shore.
• They pushed out into the lake with their paddles.
• The canoe rocked as we pushed out from the muddy bank.

Cómo se usa: push out from something (We pushed out from the riverbank.)

Sinónimos: push off

Expresiones frecuentes: push out offshore, push out slowly

tiro de push out

Tiro especial del billar de bola nueve, posterior al saque, que permite jugar con menos restricciones.

En inglés sencillo: A special shot after the opening shot in nine-ball pool that allows freer play.

• She chose a push out after the break.
• His push out left the cue ball near the cushion.
• After the push out, his opponent let him shoot again.

Expresiones frecuentes: a push out, play push out