Bulldoze | Mean of bulldoze in English Dictionary

/ˈbʊlˌdoʊz/

• Verb
• to use a bulldozer to move, destroy, or knock down (something)
1. The crew is bulldozing the trees/forest/field.
2. Their houses were bulldozed (flat) to make room for a new school.
• to create (something, such as a road) by using a bulldozer
1. They bulldozed a road through the hills.
• to force (something that others might not want to happen) to be done or accepted in an aggressive or harsh way
1. The governor bulldozed the law through the legislature.

• to force (someone) to do something
1. She bulldozed [=bullied] her partners into accepting the agreement even though they didn't like it.
• to move forward while forcing other people to move out of your way
1. They rudely bulldozed their way through the crowd.
2. He bulldozed his way to the top and became the company's president.