git push <remotename> <object>:<remotebranchname>
git push origin master:wip-yourname
Will push your master branch to the wip-yourname branch of origin (most of the time, the repository you cloned from).
Deleting the remote branch is the equivalent of pushing an empty object to it.
git push <remotename> :<remotebranchname>
git push origin :wip-yourname
Will delete the remote branch wip-yourname
Instead of using the colon, you can also use the –delete flag, which is better readable in some cases.
git push origin --delete wip-yourname
If you have a single commit in your branch that you want to push to a remote without pushing anything else, you can use the following
git push <remotename> <commit SHA>:<remotebranchname>