push back

英 [pʊʃ bæk]

美 [pʊʃ bæk]

推拒，抵制（变革、批评等）

英英释义

noun

• the act of forcing the enemy to withdraw
  Synonym:rollback

verb

• cause to move back by force or influence
  1. repel the enemy
  2. push back the urge to smoke
  3. beat back the invaders
  Synonym:repeldriverepulseforce backbeat back

双语例句

• He said the foreign investment law is now facing local disapproval, or push back.
  他说，这项外国投资法目前正面临着当地的非难或倒退。
• He said there was no way we'd push back the launch date.
  他说推迟发射日期是不可能的。
• So the internet can help humanity push back against those who promote violence and crime and extremism.
  因此，互联网可以帮助人类对抗那些推动鼓吹暴力、犯罪和极端主义的人。
• Don't push back lunch until you are ravenous.
  不要推迟午饭，直到您贪婪。
• Through you we push back our enemies; through your name we trample our foes.
  我们靠你要推倒我们的敌人。靠你的名要践踏那起来攻击我们的人。
• Mrs Clinton said she would use US aid to help push back against censorship and keep online networks open.
  希拉里表示，她将利用美国的援助来反击审查制度，保持在线网络畅通。
• But banks have started to push back.
  但各银行已经开始反击。
• Changes may include relaxing job-security provisions and push back the date on when a new health-care trust becomes active.
  可能的调整包括了放宽就业保障条款，推迟新的医疗信托生效的日期。
• I push back on attempts to answer whether the person would be suitable for a job in another organisation.
  我会克制自己不去回答这个人是否适合另一个机构的某份工作。
• Bill: We can push back our start date to give you time to finish that one.
  我地能够把开工日延后，等你先完成另一个工作。