thrust

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• /θɹʌst/
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• Northern-England: /θɹʊst/
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From Middle English þrusten, from Old Norse þrysta, from Proto-Germanic *þrustijaną, possibly from Proto-Indo-European *trewd-.

182 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: мушкане (muškane) — an attack with a sword
• Bulgarian: пронизване (pronizvane) — an attack with a sword
• Catalan: estocada — an attack with a sword
• Catalan: burxada — an attack with a sword
• Chinese Mandarin: 刺击 — an attack with a sword
• Czech: výpad — an attack with a sword
• Danish: stød — an attack with a sword
• Dutch: steek — an attack with a sword
• Finnish: pisto — an attack with a sword
• French: estocade — an attack with a sword
• German: Stoß — an attack with a sword
• Hebrew: אִבְחָה (ivẖá) — an attack with a sword
• Italian: stoccata — an attack with a sword
• Japanese: 突き (tsuki) — an attack with a sword
• Portuguese: estocada — an attack with a sword
• Russian: уко́л (ukól) — an attack with a sword
• Spanish: estocada — an attack with a sword
• Swedish: stöt — an attack with a sword
• Swedish: knuff — an attack with a sword
• Bulgarian: нападение (napadenie) — a lunge forward
• Bulgarian: устрем (ustrem) — a lunge forward
• Catalan: empenta — a lunge forward
• Danish: anfald — a lunge forward
• Danish: fremstød — a lunge forward
• Dutch: stoot — a lunge forward
• Dutch: steek — a lunge forward
• Esperanto: puŝi — a lunge forward
• Finnish: syöksy — a lunge forward
• Galician: pulo — a lunge forward
• German: Stoß — a lunge forward
• German: Stich — a lunge forward
• German: Vorstoß — a lunge forward
• Indonesian: dorongan — a lunge forward
• Japanese: 突き (tsuki) — a lunge forward
• Khmer: ដំណើរហក់ (dɑm naəhɑk) — a lunge forward
• Malay: tujahan — a lunge forward
• Māori: pūmuka — a lunge forward
• Portuguese: impulso — a lunge forward
• Portuguese: ímpeto — a lunge forward
• Portuguese: ataque — a lunge forward
• Russian: вы́пад (výpad) — a lunge forward
• Russian: уда́р (udár) — a lunge forward
• Scottish Gaelic: sparradh — a lunge forward
• Spanish: empuje — a lunge forward
• Spanish: envión — a lunge forward
• Swedish: anfall — a lunge forward
• Swedish: framstöt — a lunge forward
• Tagalog: sikad — a lunge forward
• Azerbaijani: hərəkət qüvvəsi — force due to propulsion
• Azerbaijani: dartıcı qüvvə — force due to propulsion
• Azerbaijani: dartı qüvvəsi — force due to propulsion
• Bulgarian: тяга (tjaga) — force due to propulsion
• Catalan: empenta — force due to propulsion
• Chinese Mandarin: 推力 (tuīlì) — force due to propulsion
• Czech: tah — force due to propulsion
• Dutch: druk — force due to propulsion
• Dutch: stuwkracht — force due to propulsion
• Finnish: työntövoima — force due to propulsion
• French: poussée — force due to propulsion
• German: Schub — force due to propulsion
• German: Schubkraft — force due to propulsion
• German: Druck — force due to propulsion
• German: Druckkraft — force due to propulsion
• Hindi: प्रणोद (praṇod) — force due to propulsion
• Indonesian: dorongan — force due to propulsion
• Italian: spinta — force due to propulsion
• Malay: tujahan — force due to propulsion
• Norwegian Bokmål: skyvekraft — force due to propulsion
• Norwegian Bokmål: thrust — force due to propulsion
• Portuguese: impulso — force due to propulsion
• Russian: тя́га (tjága) — force due to propulsion
• Spanish: empuje — force due to propulsion
• Spanish: envión — force due to propulsion
• Swedish: dragkraft — force due to propulsion
• Tagalog: sikad — force due to propulsion
• Bulgarian: цел (cel) — (figurative) primary effort
• Bulgarian: прицел (pricel) — (figurative) primary effort
• Danish: mål — (figurative) primary effort
• Finnish: ydin — (figurative) primary effort
• German: Stoßrichtung — (figurative) primary effort
• German: Tenor — (figurative) primary effort
• German: Ziel — (figurative) primary effort
• German: Zielrichtung — (figurative) primary effort
• Portuguese: ênfase — (figurative) primary effort
• Spanish: énfasis — (figurative) primary effort
• Swedish: syfte — (figurative) primary effort
• Swedish: mål — (figurative) primary effort
• Spanish: metedura — a push or stab
• Spanish: metida — a push or stab
• Bulgarian: устремявам се (ustremjavam se) — make an advance with force
• Bulgarian: устремя се (ustremja se) — make an advance with force
• Chinese Mandarin: 推力 (tuīlì) — make an advance with force
• Danish: støde — make an advance with force
• Dutch: vooruitstuwen — make an advance with force
• Finnish: iskeä — make an advance with force
• Finnish: sysätä — make an advance with force
• Finnish: työntyä — make an advance with force
• French: propulser — make an advance with force
• German: schieben — make an advance with force
• German: stoßen — make an advance with force
• German: entgegenwerfen — make an advance with force
• German: stürmen — make an advance with force
• Hungarian: taszít — make an advance with force
• Japanese: 押す (osu) — make an advance with force
• Japanese: 突く (tsuku) — make an advance with force
• Japanese: 刺す (sasu) — make an advance with force
• Khmer: រុញច្រាន (ruɲ craan) — make an advance with force
• Korean: 돌격하다 (dolgyeok-hada) — make an advance with force
• Māori: whakaete — make an advance with force
• Norwegian: støt — make an advance with force
• Polish: forsować — make an advance with force
• Polish: sforsować — make an advance with force
• Portuguese: empurrar — make an advance with force
• Romanian: împinge — make an advance with force
• Romanian: buși — make an advance with force
• Romanian: împunge — make an advance with force
• Russian: наступа́ть (nastupátʹ) — make an advance with force
• Spanish: propulsar — make an advance with force
• Swedish: knuffa — make an advance with force
• Swedish: stöta — make an advance with force
• Bulgarian: натрапвам (natrapvam) — force something upon someone
• Danish: påtvinge — force something upon someone
• Dutch: opdringen — force something upon someone
• Finnish: sysätä — force something upon someone
• Finnish: työntää — force something upon someone
• German: aufdrängen — force something upon someone
• German: drängen — force something upon someone
• Latin: trūdō — force something upon someone
• Māori: whātoro — force something upon someone
• Māori: whakatoro — force something upon someone
• Russian: навя́зывать (navjázyvatʹ) — force something upon someone
• Spanish: forzar — force something upon someone
• Bulgarian: забивам (zabivam) — push or drive something with force
• Bulgarian: забия (zabija) — push or drive something with force
• Bulgarian: пронизвам (pronizvam) — push or drive something with force
• Bulgarian: пронижа (proniža) — push or drive something with force
• Danish: skubbe — push or drive something with force
• Icelandic: þrýsta — push or drive something with force
• Latin: trūdō — push or drive something with force
• Middle English: launcen — push or drive something with force
• Portuguese: socar — push or drive something with force
• Spanish: empeller — push or drive something with force
• Spanish: empellar — push or drive something with force
• Spanish: empentar — push or drive something with force
• Spanish: empujar — push or drive something with force
• Spanish: cernear — push or drive something with force
• Ottoman Turkish: صوقمق (sokmak) — push or drive something with force
• Bulgarian: пъхам (pǎham) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Bulgarian: пъхна (pǎhna) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Bulgarian: мушкам (muškam) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Bulgarian: мушна (mušna) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Danish: lange ud — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Fijian: sua — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Finnish: sysätä — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Finnish: työntää — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• German: stoßen — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• German: stechen — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• German: stecken — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• German: schieben — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Ancient Greek: ὠθέω (ōthéō) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Japanese: 押す (osu) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Japanese: 突く (tsuku) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Japanese: 刺す (sasu) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Khmer: រុញច្រាន (ruɲ craan) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Māori: torohaki — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Māori: kōkō — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Māori: pūmuka — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Māori: whakatoro — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Middle English: werpen — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Portuguese: esticar — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Portuguese: estender — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Rarotongan: kō — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Russian: пиха́ть (pixátʹ) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Russian: пихну́ть (pixnútʹ) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Russian: толка́ть (tolkátʹ) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Russian: толкну́ть (tolknútʹ) — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Scottish Gaelic: stob — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Scottish Gaelic: buail — push out or extend rapidly or powerfully
• Spanish: asestar — stab
• Turkish: saplamak — stab
• Turkish: sançmak — stab
• Ottoman Turkish: صاپلامق (saplamak) — stab