Translations for „shove up“ in the English » German Dictionary

shove up VB intr Brit inf

shove up

Platz machen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

shove it [up your arse]! vulg

steck dir das sonst wohin! sl

to ram [or shove] [or stick] sth up one's ass inf!

sich dat etw in den Hintern stecken coarse

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

So, we really need to shove up our sleeves and keep talking, do crazy things to keep ourselves awake!

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I made the blazers in a soft fabric so you can shove up the sleeves.

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They believe in capitalism's free market - it's a complete fluke that they all just happen to shove up their charges by almost the same amount at almost the same time.

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It can shove up to 70 percent of its torque to one rear wheel.

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The involvement of communities in the party's councillor selection process was an attempt to shove up the credibility of candidates.

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I'd also shove up stamp duty on places over a million pounds too.

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