The verb "press" is a versatile term used in the English language to describe the act of applying pressure or force onto something, typically with one's hands or a specific tool or mechanism. This action can either be literal, such as pressing a button or squeezing an object, or figurative, such as exerting influence or insistence in communication or social interaction. The verb can be used across various contexts, from everyday activities to specialized technical and industrial processes, reflecting a broad range of applications and meanings.
She had to press the button three times to get the machine to start.
I will press my clothes before the meeting to look presentable.
Can you please press the elevator button for the fifth floor?
They had to press the dough firmly to shape the cookies.
He continued to press the issue even though everyone wanted to change the topic.
The journalist decided to press on with the tough questions during the interview.
We need to press these flowers in a book to preserve them.
She managed to press her way through the crowd to see the stage better.
Could you please press this document for me, I need it to be flat.
The coach urged the team to press their advantage during the second half of the game.
I press the button.
You press the doorbell.
He presses his clothes.
She presses the keys on her keyboard.
It presses against the wall.
We press the issue further.
They press flowers in books.
I pressed the elevator button.
You pressed your suit for the interview.
He pressed the clay into a mold.
She pressed her hands against her cheeks.
It pressed on my mind.
We pressed on towards our goal.
They pressed their way through the crowd.
I will press the issue if necessary.
You will press the buzzer when you arrive.
He will press for changes in the law.
She will press her idea at the meeting.
It will press against the tide.
We will press on despite the difficulties.
They will press their claims in court.
I am pressing these flowers in a book.
You are pressing the seams flat.
He is pressing his advantage.
She is pressing her hands against the glass.
It is pressing down hard.
We are pressing forward with the project.
They are pressing charges against the offender.
I was pressing the clothes when the phone rang.
You were pressing on despite the rain.
He was pressing his point during the debate.
She was pressing her face against the window.
It was pressing against the currents.
We were pressing the grapes for wine.
They were pressing around the celebrity for autographs.
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