プッシュ

See also: ブッシュ

Japanese

プッシュする • (pusshu suru) suru (stem プッシュし (pusshu shi), past プッシュした (pusshu shita))

to push, to apply force to an object
Synonym: 押す (osu)
- 1993, Shibata Shō, Totsuzen ni shīriasu, page 348:
  
  電(でん)話(わ)をかけねばならなくなって片(かた)手(て)をはなしダイヤルをプッシュしている時(とき)など
  denwa o kake neba naranaku natte kata te o hanashi daiyaru o pusshu shite iru toki nado
  like when you have to make a phone call with one hand and you're pushing the dial
to pressure, to attempt to coerce someone to act
- 1992, Nihon Seikagakkai, Seikagaku, volume 64, page 382:
  
  しかし，たしかに教(きょう)育(いく)的(てき)な意(い)味(み)から言(い)うとプッシュしないほうがいい。あまりプッシュするのは間(ま)違(ちが)いだと思(おも)いますね。
  Shikashi, tashikani kyōiku-teki na imi kara iu to pusshu shinai hō ga ii. Amari pusshu suru no wa machigai da to omoimasu ne.
  But, indeed speaking from an educational point of view it is better not to push. I think it is a mistake to push too much.
to press (a push-button), to activate by pressing
電(でん)話(わ)番(ばん)号(ごう)をプッシュする
denwa bangō o pusshu suru
to key in a telephone number

¹ Written imperative
² Spoken imperative

プッシュ • (pusshu)

pressuring
○○からの猛(もう)プッシュで付(つ)き合(あ)い始(はじ)めた
○○ kara no mō-pusshu de tsukiai-hajimeta
began dating because of constant pressure from XX
(computing) a push operation on a stack data structure
(Internet, communication) situation in which data is sent automatically, without a client request
- 2017, Kenichiro Matsuura, Yuki Tsukasa, Omoshiro majime-na chatbot o tsukurō, page 13:
  
  通(つう)信(しん)ソフトウェアの分(ぶん)野(や)では、プッシュは相(あい)手(て)が自(じ)発(はつ)的(てき)に送(そう)信(しん)くることを意(い)味(み)します。
  Tsūshin sofutowea no bun'ya de wa, pusshu wa aite ga jihatsu-teki ni sōshin kuru koto o imi shimasu.
  In the realm of communications software, push means the other party sends the data spontaneously.