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push along

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push along
vb
(intr, adverb) Informal to go away; leave
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? push along
vt sep wheelbarrow etcvor sich (dat)her schieben; (fig: = speed up) work etcvoranbringen, vorantreiben; to push things along (fig)die Dinge vorantreiben
vi (inf)sich auf den Weg or auf die Socken machen (inf)


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Napolitano said the new government's pledge to cut emissions by 25 percent from 1990 levels by 2020 would help push along efforts at a meeting in Denmark in December to reach a new international climate change pact.
Run by national charity Action for Blind People, the club teaches its members to ride on boards with two wheels that rotate 360 degrees, allowing them to be propelled by the rider, without having to get off the board or push along like skateboarding.
At Normanby, 27 youngsters, aged from just nine months to three years, registered to pedal their trike or push along their favourite toy.
 
 
 
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