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Phrase(s): push someone into something [and] push someone in
to force someone into a situation; to force someone to do something. • They are trying to push me into signing the contract. • Please don’t push me into it! • You pushed me in!, Phrase(s): push someone or something into someone or something
to cause someone or something to bump into someone or something. • Todd accidentally pushed Marlene into Bill. • I pushed the lawn mower into the tree by accident., Phrase(s): push someone, something, or an animal into something
to guide, shove, or press someone, something, or an animal inside of something. • I pushed the lawn mower into the garage and closed the door. • I opened the garage door and pushed the dog in.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs