at a push
US /ət ə pʊʃ/
・UK /ət ə pʊʃ/
C1
adv. phr.If absolutely necessary or with great effort.
At a push, we could finish the work by tomorrow.
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Honda ZR V review
- Now, if you had a couple of adults that weren't as wide as myself, you could, at a push, get three sat in the back here, but it's definitely more comfortable for two adults, but you could get three kids back here because there's no transmission hump to navigate over, which is a real positive.
Now, if you had a couple of adults that weren't as wide as myself, you could, at a push, get three sat in the back here, but it's definitely more comfortable for two adults, but you could get three kids back here because there's no transmission hump to navigate over, which is a real positive.
- Now, if you had a couple of adults that weren't as wide as myself, you could, at a push, get three sat in the back here.
Now, if you had a couple of adults that weren't as wide as myself, you could, at a push, get three sat in the back here.
How to be a Pirate: Part 1
- and at a push, you could take it off and stick it in your pocket.
and at a push, you could take it off and stick it in your pocket.
- And at a push, you can take it off and stick it in your pocket.
And at a push, you can take it off and stick it in your pocket.
Jamie Oliver DESTROY FRIED RICE AGAIN
- Four days at a push, no reason why not.
Four days at a push, no reason why not.