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推 (tuī) is generally used in informal situations. It is a versatile word that can be used in many contexts, such as to express pushing, cutting, grinding, promoting, postponing, electing, praising highly, inferring, declining, or refusing. For example, one might say 我推给你 (wǒ tuī gěi nǐ) to mean "I'm giving it to you".
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推 (tuī) can be used to mean "push" in the sense of pushing something away or in a certain direction. For example, 他把椅子推到一边 (Tā bǎ yǐzi tuī dào yībiān) meaning "He pushed the chair to the side".
It can also be used to mean "promote" in the sense of promoting someone to a higher position. For example, 他被推为经理 (Tā bèi tuī wéi jīnglǐ) meaning "He was promoted to manager".
It can also be used to mean "postpone" in the sense of delaying something. For example, 他把会议推迟了 (Tā bǎ huìyì tuīchíle) meaning "He postponed the meeting".
It can also be used to mean "elect" in the sense of electing someone to a position. For example, 他被推为总统 (Tā bèi tuī wéi zǒngtǒng) meaning "He was elected president".
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