Word of the day: Thrust

Thrust:  empurrão, impulso, ímpeto, facada, golpe, propulsão, impulso, pressão,empurrar, impelir

Synonyms: drive, propel, shove, push

 “The doctor thrust the needle into the patient's arm.”

“He thrust at me with his sword.”

“He thrust his hands into his pockets.”

“He thrust his fist into the air.”  (www.merriamwebster.com)   

Obs.: Trust =  confiança, crença, fé, confidência

Word of the day: THRUST

Thrust: empurrão, impulso, ímpeto, facada, golpe, ataque, propulsão, impulso, pressão, empurrar, impelir

Synonyms: drive, propel, shove, push

“He thrust his hands into his pockets.”

“He thrust his fist into the air.”

“The doctor thrust the needle into the patient's arm.”

“He thrust at me with his sword.” (www.merriam-webster.com)

Obs.:

TRUST- confiança, crença, fé, confidência

Word of the day: THRUST

Thrust: empurrão, impulso, ímpeto,  facada, golpe,  ataque,  propulsão, impulso, pressão,  empurrar, impelir, forçar, apertar

Synonyms: drive, propel, shove, push

“He thrust his hands into his pockets.”

“He thrust his fist into the air.”

“The doctor thrust the needle into the patient's arm.”

“He thrust at me with his sword.”  (www.merriam-webster.com)

Word of the day: JOSTLE

Jostle:  colisão, abalroamento, choque, encontro, empurrão, solavanco,  conflito, empurrar, apertar, acotovelar, colidir, abalroar, chocar

Synonyms: bore, bull, bulldoze, crash, elbow, jam, muscle, push, shoulder, squeeze

“Everyone in the crowd was jostling each other trying to get a better view.”

<”Everyone glared at the man who jostled to the front of the line.”  (www.merriam-webster.com)

Word of the day: SHUNT

Shunt:  desvio, manobra (trem), chave de estrada de ferro, circuito secundário (eletr.), derivação, desviar, sair do caminho,  por de lado, livrar-se, manobrar um trem

Synonyms: shove, thrust, jolt, push, diversion, bypass, push, shove, move, shift, propel, force, thrust, jolt

“Shunt them into walls.”

“So instead of simply overtaking your opponents, the game actively encourages you to shunt them into on coming traffic.”

“When she was six, she had an operation to adjust a shunt, which cut across her optic nerve and left her totally blind.”  (www.wordhippo.com)