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

verb

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

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。
And the private sector may find it hard to push through another tough round of pay restraint.
私营部门也可能会发现很难再推行新一轮的限薪计划。
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。
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。
There is enough space between the door skin and the bracket to push through the cable tie.
，在支架和门把手之间有足够大的空间穿过扎带。
The crowd in the station was so thick that he had to push through.
车站的人群太密集，他只好挤过去。
He tried to push the amendment through Parliament.
他力促议会通过该修正案。
And we all have to push through that door together.
我们要把这扇门打开，然后我们大伙走进去。
Significant spending cuts will be hard to push through.
重大的开支缩减计划将难以推行。
He went on to push through an$ 800bn stimulus that helped pull the US out of recession.
他接着推行了8000亿美元的刺激方案，帮助美国走出了衰退。