shove in Latin
shove in Latin is trūdō — shove means to push something or someone roughly.
shove in Latin
trūdō
(transitive) To push, especially roughly or with force.
What does "shove" mean?
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verb To push something or someone roughly.
"He shoved past the crowd to reach the exit."
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noun A rough push.
"She gave the door a shove and it swung open."
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shove in a sentence
- He shoved past the crowd to reach the exit.
- Don't shove — there's room for everyone.
- She gave the door a shove and it swung open.
- A sudden shove from behind sent him stumbling into the puddle.
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What is "shove" in Latin?
"shove" in Latin is trūdō. shove means: To push something or someone roughly.
How do you use "shove" in a sentence?
Example: "He shoved past the crowd to reach the exit." In Latin, "shove" is trūdō.
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