Thrust
//θɹʌst//
Translations of "thrust" (39 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ancient Greek | ὠθέω(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | ōthéō | |
| Azerbaijani | dartı qüvvəsi(force due to propulsion), dartıcı qüvvə(force due to propulsion), hərəkət qüvvəsi(force due to propulsion) | — | |
| Bulgarian | мушкане(an attack with a sword), нападение(a lunge forward), прицел((figurative) primary effort), пронизване(an attack with a sword), тяга(force due to propulsion), устрем(a lunge forward), цел((figurative) primary effort), забивам(push or drive something with force), забия(push or drive something with force), мушкам(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), мушна(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), натрапвам(force something upon someone), пронижа(push or drive something with force), пронизвам(push or drive something with force), пъхам(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), пъхна(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), устремя се(make an advance with force), устремявам се(make an advance with force) | muškane, napadenie, pricel, pronizvane, tjaga, ustrem, cel, zabivam, zabija, muškam, mušna, natrapvam, proniža, pronizvam, pǎham, pǎhna, ustremja se, ustremjavam se | |
| Catalan | burxada(an attack with a sword), empenta(a lunge forward), empenta(force due to propulsion), estocada(an attack with a sword) | — | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 刺击(an attack with a sword), 推力(force due to propulsion), 推力(make an advance with force) | tuīlì, tuīlì | |
| Czech | tah(force due to propulsion), výpad(an attack with a sword) | — | |
| Danish | anfald(a lunge forward), fremstød(a lunge forward), mål((figurative) primary effort), stød(an attack with a sword), lange ud(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), påtvinge(force something upon someone), skubbe(push or drive something with force), støde(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Dutch | druk(force due to propulsion), steek(an attack with a sword), steek(a lunge forward), stoot(a lunge forward), stuwkracht(force due to propulsion), opdringen(force something upon someone), vooruitstuwen(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Esperanto | puŝi(a lunge forward) | — | |
| Fijian | sua(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | — | |
| Finnish | pisto(an attack with a sword), syöksy(a lunge forward), työntövoima(force due to propulsion), ydin((figurative) primary effort), iskeä(make an advance with force), sysätä(make an advance with force), sysätä(force something upon someone), sysätä(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), työntyä(make an advance with force), työntää(force something upon someone), työntää(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | — | |
| French | estocade(an attack with a sword), poussée(force due to propulsion), propulser(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Galician | pulo(a lunge forward) | — | |
| German | Druck(force due to propulsion), Druckkraft(force due to propulsion), Schub(force due to propulsion), Schubkraft(force due to propulsion), Stich(a lunge forward), Stoß(an attack with a sword), Stoß(a lunge forward), Stoßrichtung((figurative) primary effort), Tenor((figurative) primary effort), Vorstoß(a lunge forward), Ziel((figurative) primary effort), Zielrichtung((figurative) primary effort), aufdrängen(force something upon someone), drängen(force something upon someone), entgegenwerfen(make an advance with force), schieben(make an advance with force), schieben(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), stechen(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), stecken(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), stoßen(make an advance with force), stoßen(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), stürmen(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Hebrew | אִבְחָה(an attack with a sword) | ivẖá | |
| Hindi | प्रणोद(force due to propulsion) | praṇod | |
| Hungarian | taszít(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Icelandic | þrýsta(push or drive something with force) | — | |
| Indonesian | dorongan(a lunge forward), dorongan(force due to propulsion) | — | |
| Italian | spinta(force due to propulsion), stoccata(an attack with a sword) | — | |
| Japanese | 突き(an attack with a sword), 突き(a lunge forward), 刺す(make an advance with force), 刺す(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), 押す(make an advance with force), 押す(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), 突く(make an advance with force), 突く(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | tsuki, tsuki, sasu, sasu, osu, osu, tsuku, tsuku | |
| Khmer | ដំណើរហក់(a lunge forward), រុញច្រាន(make an advance with force), រុញច្រាន(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | dɑm naəhɑk, ruɲ craan, ruɲ craan | |
| Korean | 돌격하다(make an advance with force) | dolgyeok-hada | |
| Latin | trūdō(force something upon someone), trūdō(push or drive something with force) | — | |
| Malay | tujahan(a lunge forward), tujahan(force due to propulsion) | — | |
| Māori | pūmuka(a lunge forward), kōkō(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), pūmuka(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), torohaki(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), whakaete(make an advance with force), whakatoro(force something upon someone), whakatoro(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), whātoro(force something upon someone) | — | |
| Middle English | launcen(push or drive something with force), werpen(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | — | |
| Norwegian | støt(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | skyvekraft(force due to propulsion), thrust(force due to propulsion) | — | |
| Ottoman Turkish | صوقمق(push or drive something with force) | sokmak | |
| Polish | forsować(make an advance with force), sforsować(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Portuguese | ataque(a lunge forward), estocada(an attack with a sword), impulso(a lunge forward), impulso(force due to propulsion), ênfase((figurative) primary effort), ímpeto(a lunge forward), empurrar(make an advance with force), estender(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), esticar(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), socar(push or drive something with force) | — | |
| Rarotongan | kō(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | — | |
| Romanian | buși(make an advance with force), împinge(make an advance with force), împunge(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Russian | вы́пад(a lunge forward), тя́га(force due to propulsion), уда́р(a lunge forward), уко́л(an attack with a sword), навя́зывать(force something upon someone), наступа́ть(make an advance with force), пиха́ть(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), пихну́ть(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), толка́ть(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), толкну́ть(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | výpad, tjága, udár, ukól, navjázyvatʹ, nastupátʹ, pixátʹ, pixnútʹ, tolkátʹ, tolknútʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | sparradh(a lunge forward), buail(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully), stob(push out or extend rapidly or powerfully) | — | |
| Spanish | empuje(a lunge forward), empuje(force due to propulsion), envión(a lunge forward), envión(force due to propulsion), estocada(an attack with a sword), metedura(a push or stab), metida(a push or stab), énfasis((figurative) primary effort), asestar(stab), cernear(push or drive something with force), empellar(push or drive something with force), empeller(push or drive something with force), empentar(push or drive something with force), empujar(push or drive something with force), forzar(force something upon someone), propulsar(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Swedish | anfall(a lunge forward), dragkraft(force due to propulsion), framstöt(a lunge forward), knuff(an attack with a sword), mål((figurative) primary effort), stöt(an attack with a sword), syfte((figurative) primary effort), knuffa(make an advance with force), stöta(make an advance with force) | — | |
| Tagalog | sikad(a lunge forward), sikad(force due to propulsion) | — |
dartı qüvvəsi, dartıcı qüvvə, hərəkət qüvvəsi
мушкане, нападение, прицел, пронизване, тяга, устрем, цел, забивам, забия, мушкам, мушна, натрапвам, пронижа, пронизвам, пъхам, пъхна, устремя се, устремявам се
muškane, napadenie, pricel, pronizvane, tjaga, ustrem, cel, zabivam, zabija, muškam, mušna, natrapvam, proniža, pronizvam, pǎham, pǎhna, ustremja se, ustremjavam se
burxada, empenta, empenta, estocada
tah, výpad
anfald, fremstød, mål, stød, lange ud, påtvinge, skubbe, støde
druk, steek, steek, stoot, stuwkracht, opdringen, vooruitstuwen
puŝi
sua
pisto, syöksy, työntövoima, ydin, iskeä, sysätä, sysätä, sysätä, työntyä, työntää, työntää
estocade, poussée, propulser
pulo
Druck, Druckkraft, Schub, Schubkraft, Stich, Stoß, Stoß, Stoßrichtung, Tenor, Vorstoß, Ziel, Zielrichtung, aufdrängen, drängen, entgegenwerfen, schieben, schieben, stechen, stecken, stoßen, stoßen, stürmen
taszít
þrýsta
dorongan, dorongan
spinta, stoccata
trūdō, trūdō
tujahan, tujahan
pūmuka, kōkō, pūmuka, torohaki, whakaete, whakatoro, whakatoro, whātoro
launcen, werpen
støt
skyvekraft, thrust
forsować, sforsować
ataque, estocada, impulso, impulso, ênfase, ímpeto, empurrar, estender, esticar, socar
buși, împinge, împunge
вы́пад, тя́га, уда́р, уко́л, навя́зывать, наступа́ть, пиха́ть, пихну́ть, толка́ть, толкну́ть
výpad, tjága, udár, ukól, navjázyvatʹ, nastupátʹ, pixátʹ, pixnútʹ, tolkátʹ, tolknútʹ
sparradh, buail, stob
empuje, empuje, envión, envión, estocada, metedura, metida, énfasis, asestar, cernear, empellar, empeller, empentar, empujar, forzar, propulsar
anfall, dragkraft, framstöt, knuff, mål, stöt, syfte, knuffa, stöta
sikad, sikad
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