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to hustle
01
to cause someone or something to move quickly
Transitive: to hustle sb somewhere
02
to proceed with vigor, often involving a sense of urgency
Intransitive
03
to convince or make someone do something
Ditransitive: to hustle sb to do sth
04
to use assertive and energetic tactics to promote and sell products or services
Transitive: to hustle products or services
05
to achieve or acquire something through determined and vigorous efforts
Transitive: to hustle an achievement
Hustle
01
a rapid active commotion
02
a fraudulent or deceptive scheme or activity designed to obtain money or other benefits through dishonest or illegal means
hustle
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hustler
n
hustler
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Example
The sudden noise in the forest hustled the animals away, seeking shelter.
The unexpected arrival of the police hustled the suspects out the back door to avoid capture.
Realizing the urgency, he hustled his friends out of the building before the authorities arrived.
In the emergency, the supervisor hustled the team out of the premises as quickly as possible.
The athlete hustled a place on the national team through exceptional performance in competitions.
