大家都搜：
增加；提高；向上推
1、push up the daisies───死去而被葬掉
2、push normal───推正常
3、push up to───逼近
4、push push───推-推
5、push me───催促我；推我
6、push up bra───魔力挺内衣
7、good push───推得好
8、incline push-up───倾斜俯卧撑
9、push───n.推，决心；大规模攻势；矢志的追求；vi.推进；增加；努力争取；vt.推动，增加；对…施加压力，逼迫；按；说服
1、Within a few days, green sprouts push up through the soil and produce a green flush of grass.───几天内，草儿破土而出，一下子就绿了原野。
2、Although December CPI fell a bit from November, inflation is likely to push up again over the next three months.───虽然12月的CPI比11月时略微下降，通货膨胀很有可能在下面三个月中卷土重来。
3、If the price of commodities, particularly oil, fell, this would push up the trade surplus, he said.───他表示，如果大宗商品（特别是石油）价格下跌，就会推高贸易顺差。
4、I feel, in my muscles, the need to push up.───我凭肌肉能感觉到我在支撑着它。
5、Groves of elderly aspen tremble in the wind, but no sprouts push up in the understory.───年老的白杨树丛在风中颤动，下层植被却没有新树苗生长。
6、One absurd bid can push up prices for lots of people.───一次不合理的出价便能推升与许多人相关的价格。
7、Then, too, as the supply of youthful workers shrinks, wages should rise and push up the rate of inflation and the cost of capital.───随之而来的将是年轻劳工供给的收缩，劳动报酬势必因此而增加，并因此提高通胀率和资本成本。
8、Any shortage could push up grain prices.───任何短缺都会推动粮价上涨。
9、You might be surprised by how much how you pay can push up the total price tag.───你可能会感到吃惊，用不同的方式竟然对最后要支付的总价有那么大的影响。