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Term: push on

Description:

"Push on" is a phrasal verb that can be used as a verb or a noun. It describes the action of pressing or exerting force to continue or move forward with something.

Senses and Usages:

1. Transitive Verb: To exert force to move or propel something in a specific direction. Example: She pushed on the door to open it.
2. Transitive Verb: To encourage or motivate someone to continue doing something. Example: The coach pushed on the athletes to achieve their best.
3. Intransitive Verb: To persist or continue despite difficulties or obstacles. Example: The company decides to push on despite financial challenges.
4. Noun: The act or instance of exerting force or pressure to continue or move forward. Example: The push on the pedal accelerated the car.

Examples:

Transitive Verb:

1. She pushed on the cart to move it forward.
2. He pushed on the handle and opened the door.

Transitive Verb (Related to encouraging or motivating):

1. The teacher pushed on the students to achieve their highest grades.
2. Her success story pushed on others to pursue their dreams.

Intransitive Verb:

1. Despite the difficulties, they decided to push on with their plans.
2. After a long day, he managed to push on and finish his work.

Noun:

1. With one push on the button, the machine came to life.
2. His relentless push on the accelerator thrilled the passengers.

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