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Phrase(s): ram something through (something)
1. to force something through something. • He rammed his fist through the window, cutting himself in the process. • Harry put the brick up to the window glass and rammed it through. Next time he would remember his key. 2. to force something through a deliberative body, usually not allowing due consideration. • They rammed the bill through the city council. • The President was unable to ram the measure through Congress., Phrase(s): ram through something
to crash or pound through something. • The car rammed through the back of the garage. • I was afraid that the truck would ram through the fence.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs