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Detailed Translations for pushover from English to Spanish

pushover:


Translation Matrix for pushover:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- breeze; child's play; cinch; duck soup; picnic; piece of cake; snap; walkover

Synonyms for "pushover":


Related Definitions for "pushover":

  1. any undertaking that is easy to do1
  2. someone who is easily taken advantage of1

Wiktionary Translations for pushover:

pushover
noun
  1. Someone who is easily swayed or influenced to change his/her mind or comply

push over:

to push over verb (pushes over, pushed over, pushing over)

  1. to push over (knock over; upset)
    tirar; tumbar; derribar; derrocar; hacer caer; echar por tierra
  2. to push over
    volcar; tirar; derribar; hacer caer

Conjugations for push over:

present
  1. push over
  2. push over
  3. pushes over
  4. push over
  5. push over
  6. push over
simple past
  1. pushed over
  2. pushed over
  3. pushed over
  4. pushed over
  5. pushed over
  6. pushed over
present perfect
  1. have pushed over
  2. have pushed over
  3. has pushed over
  4. have pushed over
  5. have pushed over
  6. have pushed over
past continuous
  1. was pushing over
  2. were pushing over
  3. was pushing over
  4. were pushing over
  5. were pushing over
  6. were pushing over
future
  1. shall push over
  2. will push over
  3. will push over
  4. shall push over
  5. will push over
  6. will push over
continuous present
  1. am pushing over
  2. are pushing over
  3. is pushing over
  4. are pushing over
  5. are pushing over
  6. are pushing over
subjunctive
  1. be pushed over
  2. be pushed over
  3. be pushed over
  4. be pushed over
  5. be pushed over
  6. be pushed over
diverse
  1. push over!
  2. let's push over!
  5. pushed over
  6. pushing over
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for push over:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
derribar putting down; shooting down; shooting to death
tirar edition; print; printing; throwing out
tumbar putting down; shooting down; shooting to death
volcar capsizing; keeling over; tumble
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
derribar knock over; push over; upset blot out; break down; break up; bring down; carve; cast; chop down; cut down; cut in; delete; demolish; deposit; destroy; destruct; devastate; drag down; eliminate; erase; exhaust; fell; fling; floor; get down; give way; go to pieces; heave; hew in; hurl; knock down; knock over; lay; lay waste; laydown; liquidate; overthrow; overturn; place; pull down; put down; put to the sword; rub out; ruin; sap; set; set down; shoot down; situate; station; sweep away; take down; tear down; tear loose; throw; throw down; throw over; tip over; topple; topple over; wear out; wipe; wipe out; work to death; wreck
derrocar knock over; push over; upset amputate; cast; clearly define; confine; cut back; define; demarcate; drop; fence; fence in; fence off; knock over; limit; map out; mark out; outline; reduce; throw off; tip over; topple over; trace out
echar por tierra knock over; push over; upset knock over; tip over; topple over
hacer caer knock over; push over; upset knock over; tip over; topple over
tirar knock over; push over; upset cast; cast off; discard; drop; fire; fire a shot; fling; fusillade; heave; hurl; pitch; pull out; pull the trigger; shoot; stretch; throw; throw away; throw down; throw in; throw off; throw on the ground; throw out; tighten
tumbar knock over; push over; upset bring down; floor; knock down; lay down; lay something down; put something down; take down
volcar push over be a failure; be overthrown; capsize; drop; fall; flip; overturn; take a nosedive; tip over; trip up; tumble; turn over

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