Definitions
v. to move or do something very quickly, often without care
赶紧；匆忙做
n. a state of hurry or a period of intense activity
匆忙；繁忙时段
n. a sudden strong feeling or flow of something
一阵强烈感受
Example
I rushed downstairs when I heard the doorbell.
听到门铃声，我赶紧跑下了楼。
Governments should not rush major transport projects without first assessing their environmental and financial impacts.
政府不应在评估环境和财务影响之前仓促推进重大交通项目。
Collocations
- rush hour
- in a rush
- rush into a decision
- a rush of excitement
Word family
- rushed (adj.)
Synonyms
- hurry
- hasten
Antonyms
- dawdle
Usage tip
rush to do表示赶紧做；rush into表示仓促行动。
FAQ
- What does rush mean?
- to move or do something very quickly, often without care a state of hurry or a period of intense activity a sudden strong feeling or flow of something
- How is rush pronounced?
- UK /rʌʃ/, US /rʌʃ/. Use the audio buttons above to listen.
