關於Rush的意思和用法的提問

A: It means they have gone somewhere before it was busy.
For example
If you go home after work and there is no traffic then you could say you've beaten the rush

A: It means why are you in such a hurry

A: a rush = excitement.

A: It's when you hurry too much

A: To go after him.

A: Simple: “no hay prisa.” Usado en la misma manera

A: Firefighters rushed to the accident scene.
The children rushed down the stairs.
She rushed past me.
I rushed home from work to get ready for the party.

to cause or force (someone) to do something too quickly:

He got nervous because they rushed him.
Please stop rushing me!

A: I'm going to make myself something to eat first before we go, so don't rush me.
Don't rush me, I'm going to go look over there to see what they have on sale.
I'm not finished yet, don't rush me.

A: I was just standing here and my brother just rushed by.
The dog rushed by.

A: Don’t rush into anything.
They rushed into marriage.
We rushed into the room and caught them in the act.
The politicians rushed the new legislation in.

A: Example:

1. I tried to rush up to him because I was getting left behind. ( I was running or moving fast towards him)

2. I tried to catch up to him because he was ahead of me. (I was trying to be on the same level as him)

A: They mean the same thing, but rush > hurry.

If I am in a hurry, then I am doing things quickly.
If I am in a rush, then I am doing things so quickly I might make mistakes.

Both imply the reason you are doing things quickly is because you don't have enough time for a normal pace.

A: What's the rush hour like? The answer would be "busy, streets full of cars, stressful.

A: a rush is usually where people try to push and pull each other if it's case of emergency. for example: there was heavy rush near the entrance after the announcement that there was bomb in the hospital.
but a crowd is just a group of people who stand in a random manner to have look at something. for example: a crowd gathered around him after the boy started to do excellent Magic tricks.

A: Actually, johnlin, there is no difference. They mean the same thing. These words/phrases can be used interchangeably. .

A: it means that something in a hurry. so dont rush me means dont tell me to do something 1. to hurry or cause to hurry; hasten. 2 to make a sudden attack upon (a fortress, position, person)

A: You could never guess this! In the 1950s a large number of immigrants, mostly Caribbean, came to Britain to live here (and work here, of course). They arrived on a ship called "Windrush Empire". Their children, born in Britain, are sometimes called the "Windrush generation". As you probably know, there is a bit of trouble at the moment over their legal status, but I do expect it to be sorted out very soon.

A: Actually both are equally used. I guess it depends on what state you're in but they're both used a lot

A: Could you please put a rush on our order for banners.

A: it's said. i wouldn't like to rush you

A: It would sound better if you said, "There's honestly no rush but I don't want to wait a long time."

A: I appreciate you stopped to help me. You look like you're in a rush. (You seem like you are in a rush.)

Just a few minor things!

A: At rush hour, you can always see lots of people and vehicles swarming the roads.