Translation guide
To push someone or something away forcefully, or to reject an idea, suggestion, or person abruptly.
To use force to move a person or object to the side or out of the way.
Literally 'push aside/out of the way'. Used for physically shoving someone or something aside, often with a nuance of force or rudeness.
To abruptly reject a suggestion, proposal, or person, often without consideration.
He thrust aside the crowd and moved forward.
To thrust or shove someone away forcefully, often causing them to stumble or fall.
She thrust me aside and ran away.
To brush or sweep aside, often with a hand motion. Can be physical or metaphorical.
He thrust my hand aside.
To flatly reject or turn down. Strong nuance of refusal.
He thrust aside my proposal.
To dismiss, reject, or push away (an objection, person, etc.). Often used in formal contexts.
The president thrust aside the opposing opinions.
To reject out of hand; to brush off. Literally 'one kick'. Strong, often contemptuous rejection.
He thrust aside the demand.