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I. rush1 [ingl brit rʌʃ, ingl am rəʃ] SOST
1. rush (of crowd):
rush
rush
calca f (to do per fare)
a rush for the door
to make a rush at or for sth crowd:
to make a rush at, for sth individual:
2. rush (hurry):
to be in a rush
avere fretta (to do di fare)
there's no rush
to do sth in a rush
what's the rush?
is there any rush?
3. rush (peak time):
rush (during day)
rush (during year)
beat the rush!
4. rush (surge):
rush (of liquid)
rush (of air)
rush (of air)
rush (of emotion)
rush (of emotion)
rush (of complaints)
(to have) a rush of blood to the head fig
it gives you a rush colloq
5. rush ingl am UNIV:
II. rushes SOST
rushes npl CINEM:
III. rush1 [ingl brit rʌʃ, ingl am rəʃ] VB vb trans
1. rush (transport urgently):
to rush sth to
please rush me my copy GIORN
2. rush (do hastily):
rush task, essay, speech
3. rush (pressurize, hurry):
rush person
4. rush (charge at):
rush guard
rush defender, player
rush building, platform
5. rush ingl am UNIV student:
rush sorority, fraternity
IV. rush1 [ingl brit rʌʃ, ingl am rəʃ] VB vb intr
1. rush person:
rush (make haste)
affrettarsi (to do a fare)
rush (rush forward)
correre, precipitarsi (to do a fare)
don't rush
to rush up to sb
to rush at sb, sth
to rush along
2. rush (travel) train, vehicle:
to rush past
to rush along at 160 km/h
rush2 [ingl brit rʌʃ, ingl am rəʃ] SOST
1. rush:
rush (plant, stem)
rush before sost basket, matting, screen
2. rush (unimportant thing):
rush
rush
I. rush through VB [rʌʃ -] (rush through [sth])
rush through task
rush through agenda
rush through book, article
II. rush through VB [rʌʃ -] (rush [sth] through, rush through [sth])
rush through legislation, bill, amendment
rush through order, application
III. rush through VB [rʌʃ -] (rush [sth] through to)
rush through person:
rush through
gold rush [ingl brit, ingl am ˈɡoʊl(d) ˌrəʃ] SOST
gold rush
rush order [ˈrʌʃˌɔːdə(r)] SOST
rush order
I. rush out VB [rʌʃ -] (rush out)
rush out person:
rush out
II. rush out VB [rʌʃ -] (rush out [sth], rush [sth] out)
rush out pamphlet, edition:
rush out
rush hour [ingl brit, ingl am ˈrəʃ ˌaʊ(ə)r] SOST
rush hour
in or during the rush hour
in or during the rush hour before sost congestion, problems, crowds, traffic
I. rush into VB [rʌʃ -] (rush into [sth])
rush into purchase, sale
rush into commitment
II. rush into VB [rʌʃ -] (rush [sb] into doing)
rush into
to rush sb into marriage
to rush sb into a decision
rush job [ˈrʌʃdʒɒb] SOST colloq
rush job
to have a rush job on
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inglese
inglese
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rush1 [rʌʃ] SOST BOT
rush
I. rush2 [rʌʃ] SOST
1. rush (hurry):
rush
to be in a rush
to leave in a rush
2. rush:
rush (charge)
rush (attack)
rush (surge)
rush of air
rush of customers
gold rush
3. rush dizziness:
rush
II. rush2 [rʌʃ] VB vb intr
rush
III. rush2 [rʌʃ] VB vb trans
1. rush (do quickly):
rush
2. rush (hurry):
rush
3. rush (attack):
rush
rush at VB vb trans
rush at
rush through VB vb trans
rush through
rush order SOST
rush order
rush into VB vb trans
1. rush into:
to rush into sth
locuzioni:
to rush sb into doing sth
rush about VB vb intr
rush about
rush hour SOST
rush hour
I. rush out VB vb intr (leave)
rush out
II. rush out VB vb trans (publish)
rush out
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Present
Irush
yourush
he/she/itrushes
werush
yourush
theyrush
Past
Irushed
yourushed
he/she/itrushed
werushed
yourushed
theyrushed
Present Perfect
Ihaverushed
youhaverushed
he/she/ithasrushed
wehaverushed
youhaverushed
theyhaverushed
Past Perfect
Ihadrushed
youhadrushed
he/she/ithadrushed
wehadrushed
youhadrushed
theyhadrushed
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Her modifications to the defense code propagate throughout the fleet, effectively disarming it, and the massive attacks begin, resulting in the near extinction of humankind.
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In 1929, he assumed the role of player-coach, still playing the line on both offense and defense and dropping back to punt.
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The defense housing problem could more efficiently be handled through the private market.
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In 1950, the leadership structures of the artillery, armored troops, air defense troops, public security forces, and workersoldier militias were also established.
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They act as the last defense to choke off unintended releases, slamming a gushing pipe with up to 1 million pounds of force.
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