verb

rush

to hurry, to dash, to charge

I had to rush to catch the train.

I had to rush to catch the train.

Don't rush your decision.

Don't rush your decision.

They rushed him to the hospital.

They rushed him to the hospital.

((to-inf)) to hurry in order to do (sth.) I had to rush to catch the train.

((sth.)) to do (sth.) too quickly Don't rush your decision.

((sb.)) ((somewhere)) to take (sb.) somewhere quickly They rushed him to the hospital.

Synonyms: hurry, dash, race; Antonyms: dawdle, linger

From Middle English 'ruschen', from Anglo-French 'rusher', of uncertain origin.

Imagine a 'rush' of water or wind pushing you to move quickly, or think of 'rush hour'.

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