No. 13,487 in Polish
pchać
"To push."
In a sentence
Muszę pchać wózek z zakupami, bo ma zepsute kółka.
I have to push the shopping cart because it has broken wheels.
Here, 'pchać' refers to the physical action of pushing something.
Nie pchaj się w nie swoje sprawy.
Don't interfere in matters that don't concern you.
In this context, 'pchać się' is idiomatic and means to meddle or interfere.
Pcham się na przód w kolejce, bo się śpieszę.
I am moving to the front of the line because I am in a hurry.
Here, 'pchać się' refers to pushing oneself forward in a line.
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