push about

British  

verb

1. slang (tr, adverb) to bully; keep telling (a person) what to do in a bossy manner

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Example Sentences

The basic thrust of the app lies in this limited functionality: With your iPhone’s location turned on, you can easily report the sighting of any ICE officers you spot within a 5-mile vicinity; if other app users are located within that radius and have their notifications turned on, they’ll receive a heads-up push about that spotting.

From Slate

I’ve been a master plumber since 1981, and when I saw the big push about the wonders of tankless water heaters, I shared that, in certain cases, you’d never save money with them.

From Seattle Times

Taiwan's military has been on its own publicity push about the Han Kuang drills, this week releasing a slickly produced video on social media of fighters soaring into the skies, missiles fired from warships and artillery barrages.

From Reuters

After a heavy promotional push, about 17% of the district’s 422,276 students signed up; however, less than 9% or 36,486 showed up, according to newly released data.

From Los Angeles Times

The measures push about 0.9 percentage point of inflation from this year to 2023, he estimated, which would pressure the central bank to keep interest rates higher for longer.

From Reuters