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🔑rushrush1 /rʌʃ / verb - [intransitive] to go or come very quickly快速移动◆Don't rush – take your time.不要急，慢慢来。◆The doctor rushed down the hallway.医生疾步沿走廊走去。◆I rushed back home when I got the news.我得知那个消息后急忙赶回家。◆Don't rush off – I want to talk to you.别着急走啊，我想和你谈谈。 SYN hurry
- [intransitive] rush to do sth to do something without delay赶紧做；急着做◆People rushed to buy stock in the new software company.人们急忙去买那家新软件公司的股票。
- [transitive] to take someone or something to a place very quickly将…迅速送往◆He suffered a heart attack and was rushed to the hospital.他心脏病发作，被紧急送往医院。
- [intransitive, transitive] rush (sb) (into sth / into doing sth) to do something in a hurry or without enough thought; to make someone act in this way（使）仓促行事，匆忙行事，草率行事◆We rushed into buying the house – it turned out to be a mistake.我们匆匆买下那个房子，结果证明是个错误。◆Don't rush your project – there's plenty of time.别赶着做你的项目，时间有的是。◆Don't let yourself be rushed into marriage.别让自己仓促成婚。
🔑rushrush2 /rʌʃ / noun - [singular] a sudden quick movement急速的动作；冲；奔◆At the end of the game there was a mad rush for the exits.比赛结束后，人们乱哄哄地冲向出口。
- [singular, uncountable](a need for) hurry匆忙；仓促◆I can't stop now. I'm in a big rush.我现在没法停下来，我时间很赶。◆You can give it to me when you finish. There's no rush.你做完后给我就行，不用着急。
- [singular] a time when many people try to get or do something in a hurry高峰时间；繁忙时段◆There's been a rush to buy gas before the price goes up.油价上涨之前，人们都争相去加购汽油。◆You should do your shopping now to avoid the holiday rush.你现在就该去购物，好避开假日高峰。 ➡ look at gold rush
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