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hus·tle
huh sl
复数:hustles
第三人称单数:hustles
现在分词:hustling
过去式:hustled
过去分词:hustled
词根:hustle
n.hustler 催促者;妓女;骗子
verb
transitive verb
to crowd or push roughly : jostle, shove
had been hustled into a jail cell with the other protesters
to convey forcibly or hurriedly
… grabbed him by the arm and hustled him out the door …—John Dos Passos
to urge forward precipitately
hustling tourists from one museum to the next
to obtain by energetic activity—usually used with uptry to hustle up some tickets to tonight's gamehustling up some grub
hustle up new customers
to sell something to or obtain something from (someone) by energetic and especially underhanded activity : swindle an elaborate scam to hustle the elderly
hustling the suckers
to sell or promote energetically and aggressively
hustling a new product
to lure less skillful players into competing against oneself at (a gambling game)
hustle pool
intransitive verb
shove, press
hasten, hurry
you'd better hustle if you want to catch the bus
to make strenuous efforts to obtain especially money or business
Our quartet was out hustling … and we knew we stood good to take in a lot of change before the night was over.—Louis Armstrong
to obtain money by fraud or deception
to engage in prostitution
to play a game or sport in an alert aggressive manner
She's not the most talented player on the team, but she always hustles.
noun
energetic activity You stepped out of Penn Station into the dizzying hustle of Eighth Avenue …—Colson Whitehead I enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city.
I … went about the hustle of summer life.—Stephen W. Kress
chiefly US effort and energy in playing a sport The fans admire them for their hustle. a player known more for his hustle than his talent
a baseball player who has been criticized for lack of hustle
informal a dishonest plan for getting money : scam … a once-inspired con man on his last hustle …—Marilyn Stasio
Now, the secret of any hustle is that you have to have information that the other guy doesn't have.—Paul Newman
hustle and bustle熙熙攘攘,忙碌
1680年代(翻译),“来回摇晃”(尤指在一种叫做 hustle-cap 的游戏中,把钱放在帽子里),从荷兰语 hutselen, husseln 中转化而来,“摇晃,抛掷”,是 hutsen 的频率形式,是 hotsen 的变体,“摇晃”。 “在高地和低地德语方言中,茎 hot-, hut- 出现在许多形式中,都意味着摇晃运动”[OED]。 相关: Hustled; hustling。1751年首次记录了“粗暴地推动,推搡”的意思。不及物动词的意思“忙碌,忙碌工作,快速移动”来自1821年。
The key-note and countersign of life in these cities [of the U.S. West] is the word "hustle." We have caught it in the East. but we use it humorously, just as we once used the Southern word "skedaddle," but out West the word hustle is not only a serious term, it is the most serious in the language. [Julian Ralph, "Our Great West," N.Y., 1893]
这些美国西部城市的生活的关键和口令是“hustle”。我们在东部也听到了这个词。但我们用它来幽默地说,就像我们曾经用南方的“skedaddle”一样,但在西部,hustle 这个词不仅是一个严肃的术语,而且是语言中最严肃的术语。[朱利安·拉尔夫(Julian Ralph),《我们伟大的西部》,纽约,1893年]
“以快速,非法的方式获得”的意义是1840年在美国英语中出现的; “积极销售商品”的意义是1887年。
逼抢
追击
急跑
积极主动精神
Verb Dutch husselen to shake, from Middle Dutch hutselen, frequentative of hutsen
The first known use of hustle was in 1720
hyacinthnoun
a red or brownish gem
a common garden plant that grows from a bulb, is related to the lilies, and is widely grown for its showy dense spikes of fragrant bell-shaped flowers compare grape hyacinth, water hyacinth
hyacinthnoun
a red or brownish gem
a common garden plant that grows from a bulb, is related to the lilies, and is widely grown for its showy dense spikes of fragrant bell-shaped flowers compare grape hyacinth, water hyacinth
huzzahinterjection
—used to express joy or approval
huzzahinterjection
—used to express joy or approval
hutchnoun
a chest or compartment for storage
a low cupboard topped by usually open shelves
a pen or coop for an animal
shanty, shack
hutnoun
a small and often temporary dwelling or shelter : shack
hustleverb
to push, crowd, or force forward roughly
hustled the prisoner to jail
to move or work rapidly and tirelessly
to sell something to or get something from by energetic and especially dishonest activity
1 Jenny was exhausted by the hustle of city life.
珍妮被城市生活的忙乱弄得筋疲力尽.
2 It took me about thirty seconds to hustle my mother into the car and straight on over to Burton’s pharmacy.
3 Little money in the bank. Just hustle in our veins and a dream that won't die.
我们的业绩乏善可陈,银行存款寥寥无几,我们有的只是一腔热血和不灭的梦想。
4 When the train pulled into Chicago’s Illinois Central station, passengers were disgorged into the hustle and bustle of a city that was exciting but also immensely intimidating.
5 Daniel was calling for eight more, and I had to hustle so as not to fall behind.
6 A fresh hustle, with nothing up front and a whole lot of cash on the back end.
7 I imagined the brothers hustling down Lenox Avenue trying to get away from the wind.
8 Then she noticed the bloodstain on my blanket and tsked tsked before hustling off to get me a new one.
9 There are lots of doctors and nurses in blue and green scrubs hustling around.
10 I already know I need Sammy to help me get good enough to hustle in Harlem.
11 He hustled down the tree and started homeward, half walking, half running.
12 Jennet hustled and bustled, but she knew about brewing and baking and not babies, and all her bustle could not help.
13 The building was square and rather plain-looking, though once inside, the three orphans were intimidated by the hustle and bustle of the people as they raced around the large, echoey room.
14 Silas is walking fast and I hustle to catch up to him.
15 The cop picked up his broken watch and hustled Scruggs to a private room at the back of the store.
16 Take time away from the hustle of the holiday season to heal and focus on you.
花点时间远离假日的烦扰喧嚣,为自己疗伤,关注自身吧。
17 “Would you mind calling me Sticky?” the boy asked, hustling it up.
18 From the moment I met her in the hallway she'd been blabbing, so excited about the hustle and bustle she'd experienced earlier in the day.
19 “Well, I guess my candy business is stupid, too. You can find your own hustle.”
20 I hustled to aisle three, slipped out the roll of green oilcloth printed with lemon slices, and walked up to the cutting counter.
1 拚命工作
2 敏捷
ready quick alert prompt subtle swift apt witty nimble brisk deft limber facile frisky nippy light-footed lightsome volant lively faculty velocity expedition agility aptitude haste alacrity celerity promptitude vivify
3 骗子
take-in shicer shit-heel shit-hook clip-artist gypper skin leg operator clip sharp Greek fraud fake con cheat stiff booster hawk idol coyote kite counterfeit crook burglar sham phony cheater twister rook shaver fiddler quack mace jackal trickster charlatan impostor juggler faker dingo slicker biter humbug skinner bilk spritzer sharper grifter come-on duffer racketeer gyp blackleg spieler lurcher bunyip duper pettifogger highbinder shammer twicer saltimbanco chouse quacksalver magsman faitour
4 取得
procurement acquirement procuration get take post record Land gain score draw achieve register recover scramble procure rack up return hold win reach strike derive claim secure assume reap have to your credit come in turn in chalk up
7 欺骗
tricky spurious illusory tortuous fiddling delusive jiggery-pokery try-on sell rip-off put-on take-in trick twist fraud cheat hype deception fudge sham falsehood dishonesty deceit trickery guile stratagem boondoggle skulduggery hocus-pocus razzmatazz flimflam blague swizz chicane spruce diddle pettifog cozen two-time bamboozle illude bilk con buffalo hoax dupe gull mystify beguile hoodwink bunco hocus euchre befool do kid green cross lie string bite blind impose fool mock fox deceive sucker fiddle juggle jockey chisel humbug gammon under false colours bludge on on the fiddle play false stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across take for a ride try it on make a fool of double-tongued funny prestigious cheating gyp tricksy trickish flamdoodle suck-in have pass false rig lurk bluff delusion wile swindle charlatan gaff stealing subterfuge circumvention indirection imposture hokum skullduggery trickiness roguery flivver shenanigan jugglery humbuggery dupery swiz chouse inveracity thimblerig yentz gag spoof duff double-clock horn-swoggle take job short beat burn abuse smoke hook spin trim palm rim stall gum bitch hum cog dope skunk doodle fob defraud victimize lurch delude jive flam double-cross razzle-dazzle cully gold-brick leg-pull skin game double cross monkey business
9 奋力前行
10 能干的人
12 骗局
do plant confidence trick fraud con bubble rig hype cog hoax humbug bunco sleighride try-on cross
14 催促
press festinate speed push rush accelerate hurry bustle hasten harry hurry along put the skids on put the skids under rush up urgent pressure prod crowd chase whirl chivvy chase up forward egg constrain quicken enjoin hie prompt urge hound admonish charge nag prompting prodding hurry up press for urgency scramble
16 挤
job squeeze pressing thrusting press edge pinch push poke shove jostle scrum crowd pile thrust hoof pressure stir pack milk cram crush scrouge push oneself
17 赶快
lickety-split chop-chop speed get weaving look snappy get a hump on get in front of oneself jump to it stir stumps haul ass
19 推
push press propel job poke shove jostle boost project thrust pushing put stir hoist bear throw punch lunge trundle recommendation referral recommend grind hunch heave heave at
20 欺骗手段
21 非法买卖
22 嘈杂
noiseful noisy stirring bouncing hurried brassy discordantly tumultuously row rhubarb tumult hubbub noisiness vociferAtion tumultuousness
24 干净俐落地做
25 扒手
mobsman knucksman tool gun wire finger dip booster cannon diver sniper lifter picker digger banger pickpocket dipper derrick whizzer prig cutpurse knuck
27 喧闹
noisy tumultuous disorderly boisterous riotous uproarious rip-roaring abuzz obstreperous rumbustious row riot to-do bustle commotion uproar pandemonium brouhaha horseplay razzle-dazzle run riot raise the roof
29 努力
try offer effort struggle strain endeavor hassle fling exertion labor strive rustle exert oneself plow into put on steam clap on work off steam arduous exertive hard work start drive pain attempt push bid labour stab diligence tug stagger endeavour intension paroxysm nisus conation conatus study apply strike stretch sweat fend hump heave seventh inning touch diligent laborious hardworking effortful pass trial stress pop stroke bother strife perspiration doing working-out buck with a will be at pains
30 机敏的人
32 赶工
33 欺诈
double-tongued schlenter fast false fraudulent oblique two-faced cronk dodgery gullery have sell plant lie shift burn trick twist cheat rig ramp hype deception fiddle graft juggle racket imposition gull deceit trickery wile swindle rip-off contrivance humbug indirection barney hocus imposture flam skulduggery razzle-dazzle fraudulence flimflam roguery crookery cooch jugglery dupery carve-up cootch chouse cross cog sharp deceive defraud finagle gazump rogue sting fleece jockey gouge ream goldbrick on the crook
34 小偷
clip-artist gun clip sneak thief creep spoiler drummer sniper lifter crook high-grade magpie stealer gon moocher prig lurcher peterman tea-leaf knuck kipe
35 拉
draw pull drawing tow haul lug heave deliver train drag steer trek hitch pluck accost harl heave at
36 强夺
extortion rapacious rape spoil raven forcing seizing usurpation rapacity despoliation loot disseise shave rob usurp extort rend ravish forcing pump opening grab robbery snatch predation dispossession spoliation rapine rifle extend rap and rend
37 逼使
38 拥挤
thick crowded packed mobbed chockablock press pressure Jam squeeze crush congestion jostle pack crowd burst at the seams dense serried swarm overcrowd congest shove huddle throng
39 强盗
moss-trooper knock-over stand heavy sting robber bandit heist caper marauder holdup kondo cracksman dacoit picaroon blag rapparee ladron
40 混乱
cock-a-hoop hirdie-girdie fouled-up involved upset confused chaotic dizzy turbulent tangled drowning tumultuous foggy disturbed disorderly woolly shaggy deranged unstuck haywire hurried snafu vexatious turbid non-operational mixed-up confounded mazy snarly hurly-burly flurried tangly raddled untogether wuzzy farmisht farblonjet drumly throughither helter-skelter muck-up ravelment ballup fubb fumtu hash-up do mix smoke disorder mess dust coil confusion pi jungle hassle disruption scramble clutter swirl melee tumble maze turmoil tangle puddle whirlpool flurry huddle anarchy ruffle twine smother dislocation mull jumble perplex muddle snarl disarray crisscross skein cobweb botch tumult dither mix-up turbidity perplexity disorganization muss tousle topsy-turvy kerfuffle welter fubar involution ravel Mess-up unreason pell-mell foul-up dishabille throe bollix cockup moil deray balls-up hugger-mugger snarl-up swither mullock ataxy piss-up hurry-scurry schemozzle wander twist confuse disrupt amuse confound bugger entangle embroil denigrate disorganize derange roil disorient discombobulate ballocks fuddle mux disrupture ensnarl embrangle in a spin make hay of stand on its head throw out of gear ball up in a fog make work
41 急忙
rapid hasty hurry-up foothot hurryingly amain hurry-scurry race hurry haste Nip skelter nip in in haste
45 非法经营
46 诈骗
imposturous double-tongued fraudulent trickily imposure imposturing sculduddery racket juggling humbuggery cozenage stick trick clip palm scam hype fox deceive Nick gull bunco fub have do ramp shakedown gyp skulduggery grift chicane screw Trim dupe gouge rook swindle bilk diddle cozen take for a ride sell a pup fiddling jiggery-pokery rip-off twist fraud sting chicanery swizz con overreach skin bite fiddle chisel on the fiddle
48 卖淫
prostitution prostitute whoredom hook whore on the game the oldest profession on the street Tom sell oneself vice soliciting solicit prostitute yourself the oldestprofession turn a trick sell your body life game bottle harlotry bitchery hooer harlot
50 赶紧
hurry-up posthaste hie run hump festinate hurry hasten get a hump on get in front of oneself get rear in gear get skate on stir stumps break neck haul ass
53 偷窃
theft snatch scrounge thievery glom take boost hook jack swipe crib heist despoil half-inch scrump reave
54 欺诈行为
fix cheat dishonesty swindle wangle flimflam barratry false pretences misconduct fraud crookery
55 骗钱
56 匆匆而去
57 奋发
energetic strenuous arduous industrious pushing pushful industry push spurt hump rouse shake oneself together
62 推撞
63 熙熙攘攘
64 强迫
forced compulsory compulsive high-pressure coercive forcible coactive compulsively compulsorily forcedly constraint coercion compulsion duress duresse force pressure enforce compel oblige constrain coerce sandbag bludgeon impel compel to force to by force oblige to enforcement arm-twisting muscle Shanghai press-gang mandatory railroad dragoon squeeze put the screws on forceful enforced constrained make exact bulldoze shanghai put pressure on to do put pressure on twist arm
65 挤过去