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rush

/ˈrʌʃ/

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verb

rushes; rushed; rushing

[no obj] :to move or do something very quickly or in a way that shows you are in a hurry

Firefighters rushed to the accident scene.

The children rushed down the stairs.

She rushed past me.

I rushed home from work to get ready for the party.

She rushed through dinner.

I'm getting everything ready tonight so I won't have to rush (around) in the morning.

She rushed to close the window when she heard the rain.

We were rushing to catch the bus.

[+ obj] :to cause or force (someone) to do something too quickly

He got nervous because they rushed him.

Please stop rushing me! - often + into

They rushed her into making a bad decision.

[no obj] :to do something too quickly and often with little thought, attention, or care

He rushed through his work and made a lot of careless mistakes. - often + into

She rushed into (making) a bad decision.

After the divorce, he rushed into another marriage.

always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to flow or move very quickly in a particular direction

Water rushed through the pipes.

The rushing water broke through the barrier. - often used figuratively

When he saw her photo, memories came rushing back.

always followed by an adverb or preposition [+ obj] :to bring or send (someone or something) very quickly to a particular place

He rushed his wife to the hospital.

Supplies for the victims were rushed in. - sometimes used figuratively

Lawmakers rushed the bill through Congress.

[+ obj] :to do (something) quickly in a short period of time

He asked the clerk to rush his order.

[+ obj] :to run toward (someone or something) very quickly

Several hostages rushed the gunman and knocked him to the ground.

The crowd rushed the stage at the concert.

[+ obj] US

to go through the process of becoming a member of (a fraternity or sorority)

She is rushing a sorority.

to try to get (a student) to join a fraternity or sorority

He is being rushed by a fraternity.

American football :to move a football down the field by running with it instead of throwing it [no obj]

He rushed [=ran] for 100 yards in last week's game. = He had 100 yards rushing in last week's game.

The team has a strong rushing defense/attack. [+ obj]

He rushed [=ran] the ball for 100 yards in last week's game.

rush out

[phrasal verb]

rush (something) out or rush out (something) :to produce (something) very quickly

We had to rush the manuscript out so that it could be copied.

Reporters rushed out the story for the morning edition of the newspaper.

noun

plural rushes

[singular] a quick, strong, or fast movement

He made a sudden rush toward the door.

a quick and forceful movement of air, water, etc.

We felt a rush of cold/hot air from the vent.

When the levees broke, the rush of water flooded the area.

[singular] :a situation in which someone is doing something very quickly or hurrying

In his rush to get out the door, he forgot his hat. [=he forgot his hat because he was rushing/hurrying to get out the door]

We are in no rush [=hurry] to finish.

[count] :a situation in which a large number of people move to or toward one place at the same time usually to do a specific thing or to search for something

Shop early to avoid the Christmas/holiday rush. [=the time when everyone else is doing their shopping] - see also gold rush

[count] :a sudden demand for something by many people

There is always a rush for fans and air conditioners during the first heat wave.

[count] US :the process of finding new people to join a fraternity or sorority

a fraternity rush

rushes [plural] :the first prints of scenes of a film or movie that have not been edited

The director and the actors watched the rushes from the previous day's filming.

[count] :a strong feeling or emotion caused by a drug or by something exciting

The roller-coaster ride gave me a rush. [=thrill]

an adrenaline rush [=high]

I felt a rush of relief after hearing the news. - compare 3rush

noun

plural rushes

[count] :a tall plant similar to grass that grows in wet areas and that is used to make baskets and other things when dried - compare 2rush

* Các từ tương tự:
rush hour, rusher