English–Korean
“shove” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationmilchida
Example
지하철에서 사람을 밀쳤어요.chi ha cheo re seo sa ra meul mil cheo sseo yo
I shoved someone on the subway.
How to say “shove” in Korean
“Shove” in Korean is 밀치다 (milchida).
A hand or arm drives someone or something aside or forward instead of letting it stay where it is.
Example sentences with 밀치다
버스에서 자리가 없어서 사람을 밀쳤어요.peo seu e seo cha ri ga eop sseo seo sa ra meul mil cheo sseo yo
There were no seats on the bus, so I shoved someone.
Tips for using 밀치다
- In everyday conversation, the word can make an accidental action sound intentional, so context matters when describing a crowded encounter.