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The phrase "a push and slide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific action or movement that involves both pushing and sliding something, often in a physical context.
Example: "To open the drawer, you need to give it a push and slide it to the right."
Alternatives: "a shove and glide" or "a nudge and slide".
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They put their feet up, get a push, and slide down, reaching 40 or 50 miles an hour.
When the switch is triggered (which requires both a push and slide to prevent accidental activation), it starts transmitting data and recording without displaying any indicators on the screen, making it usable without alerting any potential attacker.
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Dyson's system for attaching and detaching peripherals is quick, easy and feels robust - just push a button and slide apart, snapping the next piece into place.
To overcome these drawbacks, we propose that a Beam Bundle Model (BBM) can be used to model a human fingertip during pushing and sliding actions, especially during stick-to-slip transition.
In the current issue of Physical Review Letters, scientists describe how to push, pull, and slide individual atoms along a sheet of copper.
Use your foot to push off and slide down the hill.
The gorillas tore about the stage pushing and sliding the ball, like children at increasingly abandoned wild play.
Now, three German physicists from the Freie Universität Berlin have discovered that they can move the atoms in three ways: pulling, pushing, and sliding.
Once the stent was positioned, the stent was deployed by keeping it in place with the pusher and sliding the introducer sheath backwards.
Take the tensioner tool and put it on the belt and push it forward and slide the belt on the alternator.
The Silhouette features a push-button power sliding door.
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