to push; to cut; to refuse; to reject; to decline; to shirk (responsibility); to put off; to delay; to push forward; to nominate; to elect; massage
156 results for *推*
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to recommend
to impel; to carry forward; to push on; to advance; to drive forward
speculation; to conjecture; to surmise; to speculate
to push out; to release; to launch; to publish; to recommend
to overthrow
to postpone; to put off; to defer
to push (e.g. for acceptance of a plan); to promote; to give impetus to
to market; to sell
reasoning; inference; to infer; to deduce
propeller; propulsion unit; thruster
to push open (a gate etc); to push away; to reject; to decline
sales representative; salesperson
to infer; to deduce; to predict; to extrapolate
to push over; to overthrow
to extend; to spread; to popularize; generalization; promotion (of a product etc)
to infer; inference; corollary; reasoned conclusion
Twitter (microblogging service)
recommendation letter
cart; trolley; to push a cart
to implement; to carry out; to introduce (a policy, system, reform etc); to promote; to advance (the practice of an art form, the use of a language etc); to push along (a bicycle etc while walking)
trolley; cart; barrow; handcart; wheelbarrow; baby buggy
(of time) to elapse; to pass; (of a situation) to develop; to evolve; to shift; to slide; to move smoothly and continuously along a surface
to esteem; to think highly of; to accord importance to; to revere
driving force; impetus; thrust (of a boat or airplane engine); repelling force
bulldozer
to reckon; to infer; to imagine
to nominate as a worthy candidate; to recommend; to elect; to choose; (weightlifting) to (clean and) press
to calculate; to reckon; to extrapolate (in calculation)
elected by acclamation; recommended by all
war-gaming; simulation of a military operation (abbr. for 兵棋推演[bing1 qi2 tui1 yan3])
(math.) interpolation; (human resources) internal referral; employee referral (recommendation of a potential new employee by an existing employee or client)
(aerospace) to boost; to provide propulsion assistance; (behavioral economics) to nudge; to give a gentle push toward a desired behavior
bench press
on-the-ground promotion (abbr. for 地面推廣|地面推广[di4 mian4 tui1 guang3])
to extrapolate
to recommend
to estimate
to bolster; to give a boost to (the economy etc)
to cause (prices etc) to rise
to repel; to decline
to avoid (esp. responsibility); to shift (the blame); to pass the buck
to spread; to extend
Twitter user
to push back (progress, the times etc)
to clip hair; to have a haircut
variant of 推諉|推诿[tui1 wei3]
hair clippers
to postpone; to delay; to put sth off
prefectural judge (in imperial China)