pushback
推回,回推,推销,反击
Definitions
- 1
- : a mechanism that forces an object backward.
- : opposition or resistance to a plan, action, statement, etc.: The regulations got some pushback from farmers.
- : the forcing of an enemy to withdraw.
Examples
She told Sports Business Journal that she has gotten pushback from athletes, parents and alumni, but “we need to see a noticeable decline in virus trends” before the conference returns to play.
Not knowing how much pushback to expect, Goldson said, the board hired a lawyer to help defend its decision.
If the US weakened its pushback on any of these issues so China would agree to lower carbon emissions, for example, many in the US and around the world might not deem that a good trade.
In the face of widespread sexism, it was a moment of public pushback that is becoming less rare.
Bach says they are currently consulting on amendments but cites pushback from some nations’ athletes.
When I express skepticism that the beads are doing anything, I get pushback that the kids have been healthy since wearing them.
In fact, she finds all the pushback more than a little ridiculous.
Naturally, McCord starts getting some pushback when she starts Leaning In in the White House.
Whatever action Obama takes, he will get pushback from Republicans.
Local pushback against ISIS domination in these areas to bring a power sharing arrangement, seems ever more remote.