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to rush
01
siet, rohan
to move or act very quickly
Intransitive: to rush somewhere
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Realizing he was late for the meeting, John had to rush to the conference room.
Amikor rĂĄjött, hogy kĂ©sik a megbeszĂ©lĂ©srĆl, Johnnak sietnie kellett a konferenciaterembe.
02
rohamoz, tĂĄmad
to make a sudden, swift, and aggressive movement or attack
Transitive: to rush an adversary or their position
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The predators in the wild often rush their prey with incredible speed and precision.
A vadon Ă©lĆ ragadozĂłk gyakran tĂĄmadnak zsĂĄkmĂĄnyukra hihetetlen sebessĂ©ggel Ă©s pontossĂĄggal.
03
siettet, nyomĂĄs alĂĄ helyez
to pressure or compel someone to act quickly or without proper consideration
Ditransitive: to rush sb to do sth
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The urgent phone call rushed her to make immediate travel arrangements.
A sĂŒrgĆses telefonhĂvĂĄs sietette, hogy azonnal utazĂĄsi elĆkĂ©szĂŒleteket tegyen.
04
rohan, fut
to attempt to gain yards by carrying the ball forward
Intransitive
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The quarterback's ability to read the defense and decide whether to pass or rush made him a dual-threat on the field.
A quarterback kĂ©pessĂ©ge, hogy olvassa a vĂ©dekezĂ©st Ă©s döntsön a futĂĄs vagy a passz között, kettĆs fenyegetĂ©st jelentett a pĂĄlyĂĄn.
05
tol, hajt
to force or propel something or someone rapidly and forcefully
Transitive: to rush sb/sth somewhere
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The water burst through the dam, rushing debris downstream in its powerful current.
A vĂz ĂĄttörte a gĂĄtat, Ă©s az ĂĄltala sodort törmelĂ©k lefelĂ© folyt a hatalmas ĂĄramlattal.
Rush
01
the act of moving quickly, often in a careless or hasty manner
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Students packed up in a rush at the end of class.
02
a sudden, forceful flow of liquid or air
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The wind hit them in a sudden rush.
03
(in American football) an attempt to advance the ball by running rather than passing
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Each rush counts toward the team's yardage total.
04
a sudden surge or burst of activity
PĂ©ldĂĄk
The holiday season brings a rush in retail stores.
05
a swift release of stored emotional or physiological energy
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Winning the game produced a rush of euphoria.
06
grasslike plants that grow in wet areas, often with cylindrical, hollow stems
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Cattails and rushes lined the pond.
rush
01
done or performed quickly, often under pressure
PĂ©ldĂĄk
He gave a rush answer without thinking.
02
referring to services or events that do not accept prior reservations
PĂ©ldĂĄk
Guests must take a rush table; no bookings allowed.
Lexikai Fa
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