push ahead

英 [pʊʃ əˈhed]

美 [pʊʃ əˈhed]

推进; 推动

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 推进；推行
  If youpush aheadorpush forward withsomething, you make progress with it.
  1. The government intends to push ahead with its reform programme.
     政府打算推进其改革计划。

双语例句

• But local governments, which have seen their revenues crumble as land sales have cooled, have been raring to ramp up investment and appear to have the political backing to push ahead with such plans.
  但受土地出让转冷影响而收入骤减的地方政府，一心想增加投资，并且在推动此类计划时似乎获得了政治支持。
• And the possibility of a swifter end to the recession could encourage euro-zone countries to push ahead with structural and institutional reforms.
  而且加快结束经济衰退的局面可以鼓励欧元区国家推动结构和机构改革。
• For that reason, parliament must swing behind a new government which can push ahead with a reform agenda.
  因此，意大利议会必须推动新政府尽快拿出一个改革日程。
• Johnson proclaimed himself a "passionate cyclist" and said he would push ahead with cycle super-highways around London.
  约翰逊宣称本人是位“热忱的自行车活动者”，并称他将推动建设环伦敦“自行车高速公路”。
• You'll have tremendous energy to push ahead in any business partnership or important negotiation that will propel you in career matters.
  在任何商业合作与重要谈判中，你将拥有强大的力量推进你的工作。
• We have come to the conclusion that we must push ahead with our plan to increase production.
  我们的结论是我们必须推行增产计划。
• We will hold high the banner, shoulder the mission and push ahead with our work!
  我们将高举旗帜，肩负使命，奋力前行！
• If they push ahead, their growth could actually speed up over the coming years.
  如果这些改革成功，他们的经济增长将在未来显著加快。
• Agricultural Bank is expected to push ahead with a listing in Shanghai and Hong Kong this summer, according to bankers familiar with the situation.
  据熟悉情况的银行家们介绍，预期农行将推进今夏在上海和香港上市的计划。
• They can push ahead with their settlement and risk provoking a backlash.
  他们能在和解与风险激起反弹的情况下向前推进。