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/ˈhʌri/ |
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- | be in a hurry |
| to do something or go somewhere quickly because you do not have much time |
| 匆忙;急急忙忙 |
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| Freya’ s letter looked as though she had written it in a great hurry. 弗雷亚的信看起来像是在极匆忙中写成的。 |
| She had been in too much of a hurry to change. 她一直太急于改变了。 |
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- | be in no hurry |
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1 | to be able to wait to do something , because you have plenty of time 不急于;不忙于 | I’ m not in any hurry to get there. 我一点也不急着去那里。 | |
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2 | to be unwilling to do something , or not want to do it until a future time 不愿意;不情愿现在… | Lou’ s in no hurry to get married. 卢现在并不想结婚。 | |
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- | in my/his/her etc hurry |
| used for saying that someone made a mistake because of being in a hurry |
| 我/他/她等匆忙之中 |
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| In his hurry he forgot to lock up. 他匆忙之中忘了锁门。 |
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- | (there’ s) no hurry spoken |
| used for telling someone that they do not need to do something soon or quickly |
| 不必着急;不必赶紧 |
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| I’ m ready whenever you are – there’ s no hurry. 你什么时候准备好都行,我随时都可以,不必着急。 |
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- | what’ s the hurry? |
| used for telling someone that they are doing something too soon or quickly |
| 干嘛这么急?;急什么? |
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- | will not be doing something again in a hurry spoken |
| used for saying that you do not want to do something again |
| 再也不愿做某事 |
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