English to Spanish Meaning of foist - endilgar

Foist :
endilgar

endilgar, lanzar, expulsar, uno mismo empuje sobre

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Definitions of foist in English
Verb(1) to force onto another(2) insert surreptitiously or without warrant
Examples of foist in English
(1) don't let anyone foist inferior goods on you(2) he attempted to foist a new delegate into the conference(3) He's patient and doesn't foist his presence on anyone, but rather waits for them to acknowledge him as a companion.(4) Take That, the group responsible for foisting him into the public consciousness, have announced an 11-date comeback tour next year.(5) But protesters say planners are foisting essential services on to the proposed development so eventually it will have to go ahead.(6) Speaker after speaker slammed the council over the way it was perceived that they foisted the traveller family into the community.(7) It foisted an unnecessary holiday on all Government schools, certainly an outrageous concession that nobody deserves and demands.(8) The constitution allows for a democratic procedure, rather than foisting a candidate on an association from the central party.(9) He accuses Mr Behnam of foisting his opinion on others.
Related Phrases of foist
(1) foist ::
endilgar
Synonyms
Verb
1. impose on ::
imponer a
2. force on ::
forzar
3. thrust on ::
el empuje
4. offload on ::
sacar datos de
5. unload on ::
descargar en
6. dump on ::
volcar sobre
7. palm off on ::
apagado en la palma
8. pass off on ::
pasar el
9. saddle someone with ::
silla de montar con alguien
10. land someone with ::
terreno con alguien
Different Forms
foist, foisted, foisting, foists
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