英:[in ə ˈhʌri]
美:[ɪn e ˈhɚri]
英:[in ə ˈhʌri]
美:[ɪn e ˈhɚri]
立刻;迅速地;急切;乐意地
verb
transitive verb
to carry or cause to go with haste
hurry them to the hospital
to impel to rash or precipitate action
that hard-to-be-governed passion of youth hurried me frequently into intrigues with low women—Benjamin Franklin
to impel to greater speed : prod
used spurs to hurry the horse
expedite
asked them to hurry dinner
to perform with undue haste
hurry a minuet
intransitive verb
to move or act with haste
please hurry up
noun
disturbed or disorderly activity : commotion
the incessant hurry and trivial activity of daily life … seem to prevent, or at least discourage, quiet and intense thinking—C. W. Eliot
agitated and often bustling or disorderly haste
a state of eagerness or urgency : rush
was in a hurry to get home
Verb and Noun perhaps from Middle English horyen
The first known use of hurry was in 1592
ship1 of 3noun
a large seagoing boat
a ship's crew
airship, airplane, spacecraft
ship2 of 3verb
to place or receive on board a ship for transportation by water
to cause to be transported
had her boxes shipped home
to take into a ship or boat
ship oars
to sign on as a crew member of a ship
to take in (as water) over the side
-ship3 of 3noun suffix
state : condition : quality apprenticeship
friendship
position : office : duties
professorship
art : skill : activity penmanship
horsemanship
one having or entitled to be called by a (specified) title her Ladyship
his Lordship
the whole body of persons included in a class
a large readership
usualadjective
done, found, or used in the ordinary course of events : normal, regular the usual route to work
less than the usual fee
far1 of 2adverb
at or to a great distance in space or time
far from home
to a great extent : much
far better
to or at a definite distance, point, or degree
as far as I know
to an advanced point or extent : a long way
a smart student can go far
far2 of 2adjective
very distant in space or time
long entry 1 sense 3
a far journey
the more distant of two
the far side of the lake
shilly-shallyverb
to be unable to make up one's mind : show hesitation
hurry1 of 2verb
to carry or cause to go with haste
hurry the child to the hospital
to move or act with haste
had to hurry to arrive in time
to urge on to greater speed : prod
to hasten the doing of
hurry a repair job
hurry2 of 2noun
great speedespecially: unnecessary haste
a state of eagerness or urgency : rush
1 after all her hurry to get her report done on time, Elizabeth learned that it wasn't due till the following week
2 Dave was in a hurry to get back to work.
戴夫急于回到工作岗位。
3 We tend to make mistakes when we do things in a hurry.
忙中不免出错.
4 In her hurry she forgot to leave her phone number.
匆忙间她忘了留下电话号码。
5 Do not be in a hurry to succeed.
不要急于求成.
6 I'm in a hurry for school.
我赶忙上学去.
7 I won't help her again in a hurry.
我再也不愿帮助她了.
8 The beauty of it is not to be absorbed in a hurry.
其中的妙处不是轻易所能领会的.
9 I'm in a hurry, so come to the point.
请直说吧, 我很忙.
10 He was in a hurry to leave.
他急于离开.
11 The teacher hurried us through the lesson.
12 Eric left the barge in a hurry.
埃里克匆忙离开了驳船。
13 Kate was in a hurry to grow up, eager for knowledge and experience.
凯特急于长大,渴望获取知识和经验。
14 She hurried off to her class.
15 In her hurry to leave she forgot her briefcase.
16 Take your time. There's no need to hurry.
17 There is no hurry to make a decision.
没有必要匆忙作出决定。
18 He put on his clothes in a hurry.
他急忙穿上衣服.
19 She won't forget that in a hurry.
她不会一下子就忘的.
20 We hurried through the lesson so that we could finish early.
2 乐意地
3 赶快
chop-chop shift hurry stir your stumps jump to it hurry up with get your skates on put your skates on get your ass in gear move your ass snap to it come on come along hurry up buck up get a move on step on it look sharp
5 轻易
6 迅速
fast quick active express prompt sharp rapid swift speedy nimble apace speed velocity expedition readiness celerity promptitude like blazes smartish high-speed runaway blistering quickly promptly sharpish immediacy at the double at a fast clip at a good clip at a steady clip at a fair lick at a lick like a bat out of hell at a rate of knots
7 乐意
gladly readiness alacrity with a will ready glad cheerful contented lief readily fain willing content incline like a shot
8 急忙
9 匆忙
snap pell-mell press hurry haste hustle a tearing hurry in haste rush scurry scuffle beetle flying precipitate abrupt hasty unweighed headlong precipitation hasten make haste look smart get skates on hotfoot dash a tearing rush be in a tearing hurry be in a tearing rush
11 迅速地
13 轻易地