thrust
[θrʌst] verb intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep] (thrust, thrust)
■to push suddenly and strongly 推挤；刺；戳；插入•She thrust the money into his hand.她把钱塞进他手中。 •They thrust a microphone in front of me and fired questions at me.他们把麦克风推到我面前，不断向我发问。 •She thrust the papers at me (= towards me).她把报纸塞给我。 •The bodyguards thrust past the crowd to get at the cameraman.保镖挤过人群直扑摄影师。
[θrʌst] verb intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep] (thrust, thrust)
Phrasal Verbs [often passive] thrust sth on/upon sb
■to force someone to accept or deal with something 强迫（某人）接受；强迫（某人）应对•Fatherhood had been thrust on him.他身不由己当了父亲。
[θrʌst] noun
IDEA 思想
only singular
■the main idea, subject or opinion that is discussed or written about 要点，要旨，中心点•The main thrust of her argument was that women are compromised by the demands of childcare.她的主要论点是妇女受到需要照顾孩子的拖累。
[θrʌst] noun
PUSH 推
countable
■a strong push 猛推；刺
uncountable specialized
■the driving force produced by, for example, an aircraft engine 牵引力，驱动力 |