hurry 音标拼音: [h'ɚi]
vt . 使赶紧,使匆忙,催促;急派,急运
vi . 赶紧,匆忙
n . 匆忙,仓促
使赶紧,使匆忙,催促;急派,急运赶紧,匆忙匆忙,仓促
hurry n 1 :
a condition of urgency making it necessary to hurry ; "
in a hurry to lock the door " [
synonym : {
hurry }, {
haste }]
2 :
overly eager speed (
and possible carelessness ); "
he soon regretted his haste " [
synonym : {
haste }, {
hastiness }, {
hurry },
{
hurriedness }, {
precipitation }]
3 :
the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner ; "
in his haste to leave he forgot his book " [
synonym : {
haste }, {
hurry },
{
rush }, {
rushing }]
v 1 :
move very fast ; "
The runner zipped past us at breakneck speed " [
synonym : {
travel rapidly }, {
speed }, {
hurry }, {
zip }]
2 :
act or move at high speed ; "
We have to rush !"; "
hurry --
it '
s late !" [
synonym : {
rush }, {
hasten }, {
hurry }, {
look sharp },
{
festinate }]
3 :
urge to an unnatural speed ; "
Don '
t rush me ,
please !" [
synonym :
{
rush }, {
hurry }] [
ant : {
delay }, {
detain }, {
hold up }]
Hurry \
Hur "
ry \,
v .
i .
To move or act with haste ;
to proceed with celerity or precipitation ;
as ,
let us hurry .
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{
To hurry up },
to make haste . [
Colloq .]
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Hurry \
Hur "
ry \,
n .
The act of hurrying in motion or business ;
pressure ;
urgency ;
bustle ;
confusion .
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Ambition raises a tumult in the soul ,
it inflames the mind ,
and puts into a violent hurry of thought .
--
Addison .
Syn :
Haste ;
speed ;
dispatch .
See {
Haste }.
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Hurry \
Hur "
ry \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Hurried };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Hurrying }.] [
OE .
horien ;
cf .
OSw .
hurra to whirl round ,
dial .
Sw .
hurr great haste ,
Dan .
hurre to buzz ,
Icel .
hurr hurly -
burly ,
MHG .
hurren to hurry ,
and E .
hurr ,
whir to hurry ;
all prob .
of imitative origin .]
1 .
To hasten ;
to impel to greater speed ;
to urge on .
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Impetuous lust hurries him on . --
South .
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They hurried him abroad a bark . --
Shak .
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2 .
To impel to precipitate or thoughtless action ;
to urge to confused or irregular activity .
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And wild amazement hurries up and down The little number of your doubtful friends . --
Shak .
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3 .
To cause to be done quickly .
Syn :
To hasten ;
precipitate ;
expedite ;
quicken ;
accelerate ;
urge .
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173 Moby Thesaurus words for "
hurry ":
accelerate ,
ado ,
agitation ,
air speed ,
bolt ,
brouhaha ,
bundle ,
bustle ,
buzz about ,
career ,
celerity ,
chase ,
cheer on ,
commotion ,
crowd ,
dart ,
dash ,
dash off ,
dash on ,
dig out ,
dispatch ,
disquiet ,
disturbance ,
dither ,
double -
time ,
drive ,
drive on ,
eagerness ,
ebullience ,
ebullition ,
eddy ,
effervescence ,
egg ,
egg on ,
embroilment ,
expedite ,
expedition ,
expeditiousness ,
fastness ,
feery -
fary ,
ferment ,
fermentation ,
festinate ,
flight ,
fling ,
flit ,
flurry ,
flutter ,
fly ,
forward ,
fume ,
fuss ,
get cracking ,
get going ,
get moving ,
goad on ,
ground speed ,
haste ,
hasten ,
hasten off ,
hasten on ,
helter -
skelter ,
hie ,
hie on ,
hound on ,
hump ,
hump it ,
hurly -
burly ,
hurry about ,
hurry along ,
hurry away ,
hurry on ,
hurry through ,
hurry up ,
hurry -
scurry ,
hurtle ,
hustle ,
hustle up ,
instantaneousness ,
knots ,
leap ,
light out ,
lightning speed ,
lose no time ,
make a fuss ,
make haste ,
miles per hour ,
move quickly ,
nip ,
nip off ,
pell -
mell ,
perturbation ,
plunge ,
post ,
pother ,
precipitate ,
precipitation ,
press ,
press on ,
promptitude ,
promptness ,
push ,
push on ,
push through ,
quicken ,
quickness ,
race ,
railroad through ,
rapidity ,
root on ,
round pace ,
rpm ,
ruffle ,
run ,
rush ,
rush about ,
rush along ,
rush around ,
rush through ,
rustle ,
scamper ,
scamper off ,
scoot ,
scour ,
scramble ,
scud ,
scurry ,
scuttle ,
shake a leg ,
shoot ,
skedaddle ,
skin out ,
snappiness ,
speed ,
speed along ,
speed on ,
speed up ,
speediness ,
spur ,
spur on ,
spurt ,
stampede ,
step on it ,
stew ,
stir ,
sweat ,
swift rate ,
swiftness ,
swirl ,
swirling ,
tear ,
tear around ,
tear off ,
tear out ,
to -
do ,
tumult ,
turbulence ,
turmoil ,
uproar ,
upset ,
urge ,
urge on ,
urgency ,
velocity ,
vortex ,
whip ,
whip along ,
whip off ,
whip on ,
whirl ,
whiz about ,
whiz off ,
yeastiness
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