rushed

adj.

匆忙的，贸然的；

v.

（使）急速行进，仓促完成( rush的过去式和过去分词 )；突袭；（使）仓促行事；催促

rush hour交通拥挤时间；上下班高峰时间

gold rush淘金热

in a rush急急忙忙地，急速地

rush into v. 仓促行动；仓促从事

rush out冲出；突然出现；匆匆赶制

rush through快速通过；仓促完成

with a rush猛地

rush about奔波

rush out of奔出

rush at冲向

rush headlong鲁莽冲向

rush off冲出

rush up催促

rush season旺季，忙季

1. Let's start work on it now so we're not too rushed at the end.
   我们现在就开始干吧，免得最后太匆忙。
2. It is much cheaper and far more enjoyable than a rushed trip by air.
   与匆忙的乘飞机旅行比起来,这要便宜而且愉快得多。

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