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| 1 | I +in/towards/through/down etc to hurry in order to get somewhere very quickly 冲；奔 |
| Suddenly the door burst open and Joe rushed in. 门突然打开，乔冲了进来。 |
| Ambulance crews rushed to the scene of the accident. 救护车上的全体人员快速赶到事故现场。 |
| the sound of traffic rushing by 车辆急速经过的声音 |
| | 1a | T to take or send someone or something somewhere in a hurry 急忙送…到… | | rush sb to/into/off etc Frank was rushed to hospital with violent stomach pains. 弗兰克由于胃部剧痛被急速送往医院。 | | We rushed the children off to school. 我们赶紧把孩子从家中送到了学校。 | | rush sb sth Can you rush me a copy of the report? 你能马上给我送一份报告的复印件吗？ | |
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| 2 | I/T to hurry to do something 急速做；赶紧做；仓促做 |
| There’ s no need to rush. We’ ve got plenty of time. 没必要急匆匆的，我们有足够的时间。 |
| Don’ t rush your decision. 别匆忙地作出决定。 |
| rush to do sth The phone rang, and Hayley rushed to answer it. 电话铃响了，海莉赶紧冲过去接电话。 |
| | 2a | T to try to make someone hurry 催促（某人）；使…赶紧 | | Stop rushing me! 别再催我了！ | | rush sb into (doing) sth You can’ t rush someone into marrying you. 你不可能催着某个人跟你结婚。 | |
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| 3 | I to flow somewhere very quickly 急速流动；奔腾；奔涌 |
| The smile he gave her sent blood rushing to her cheeks. 他对她的微笑使她双颊飞红。 |
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| 4 | rush T to move quickly towards someone , especially in order to attack them 向…猛冲；猛攻 |
| The gang rushed him and took his watch and wallet. 那帮歹徒向他冲过来并抢走了他的手表和钱包。 |
| Two dogs rushed at Delia, growling and baring their teeth. 两条狗扑向迪莉娅，咆哮着露出牙齿。 |
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| 5 | I/T to carry the ball forwards in the game of American football （美式橄榄中）跑动带（球） |
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| - | ˌrush aˈround or ˌrush aˈbout ˌrush ˈround |
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| | to try to do a lot of things or go to a lot of places in a short period of time 匆匆忙忙 | I’ ve been rushing around shopping all day. 我一整天都在匆匆忙忙地买东西。 | |
| - | ˈrush ˌinto |
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| | rush into sth: to do something without first thinking carefully about it 仓促做；急忙做 | Try not to rush into a decision you may later regret. 最好别仓促作出决定，否则你以后会后悔的。 | | rush headlong into sth (=do something too quickly) I swore to myself I wouldn’ t rush headlong into another romance. 仓促做某事 | |
| - | ˌrush ˈout |
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| | to quickly produce something and make it available for people to buy 仓促生产，赶制（产品） | The publishers rushed out a paperback edition of the book. 出版商匆匆印制了这本书的平装本。 | |
| - | ˌrush ˈthrough |
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| | to deal with official or legal business more quickly than usual 草草应付（官方或法律事务） | The legislation had been rushed through parliament. 议会已经草草通过了这项法规。 | |
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