押(お)し込(こ)むto push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into, to break in, to burgle, to burglarize

時間(じかん)が無(な)いのでパンを口(くち)に押(お)し込(こ)みました。

Since I didn't have time, I crammed bread into my mouth. {to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into, to break in, to burgle, to burglarize}

本(ほん)を鞄(かばん)に押(お)し込(こ)んだら本(ほん)がくしゃくしゃになった。

When I crammed the book into the bag, the book got crumpled. {to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into, to break in, to burgle, to burglarize}

二人(ふたり)組(ぐみ)の泥棒(どろぼう)が家(いえ)に押(お)し込(こ)んできたので通報(つうほう)しました。

I reported that a pair of thieves had broken into my house. {to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into, to break in, to burgle, to burglarize}

出発(しゅっぱつ)時間(じかん)を遅(おく)らせてはなるまいと駅員(えきいん)は乗客(じょうきゃく)を満員(まんいん)電車(でんしゃ)に押(お)し込(こ)んだ。

"The station staff pushed the passengers into the crowded train, determined not to delay the departure time." {to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into, to break in, to burgle, to burglarize}

夫(おっと)は「ほら食(た)べろよ」とばかりに私(わたし)の口(くち)にチーズケーキを押(お)し込(こ)んできた。

My husband practically stuffed cheesecake into my mouth, as if saying "Here, eat this." {to push into, to cram into, to stuff into, to crowd into, to break in, to burgle, to burglarize}