Okay, the user wants me to translate "pushed away" into Spanish. Let me think. The verb "push" in Spanish is "empujar", and "away" would be "alejado" or "alejar". So "pushed away" could be "empujado alejado". Wait, maybe "alejado" is more like "moved away" rather than "pushed". Let me check. Another option is "empujado hacia atrás" but that's "pushed back". Hmm. The correct translation for "pushed away" might be "empujado lejos" or "alejado". But "alejado" is more about being moved away, not necessarily pushed. Maybe "empujado lejos" is better. Alternatively, "hacerle una reverencia" is a phrase I've heard before, but that's more like "to pay respects". Wait, no, that's not related. Let me confirm. "Pushed away" as in physically moving someone away, like pushing them back. So "empujado hacia atrás" or "empujado lejos". But maybe the most common translation is "alejado". Let me check a dictionary. According to some sources, "pushed away" can be "empujado lejos" or "alejado". Since the user wants the translation, I'll go with "alejado" as it's a direct adjective form. But wait, "pushed away" is past participle, so in Spanish, it would be "empujado lejos" or "alejado". I think "alejado" is more commonly used. Let me make sure. Yes, "alejado" is the correct translation here.
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