push papers

push papers
push paper(s)
informal : to do boring or unimportant work in an office

She wanted to be a pilot, but instead she ended up pushing papers in a government job.

— see also paper pusher
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Main Entry:paper
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push paper(s) — see paper, 1
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Main Entry:push

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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