verb

hurry

to hurry, to rush

We need to hurry to catch the bus.

We need to hurry to catch the bus.

Don't hurry your decision.

Don't hurry your decision.

She hurried the children off to school.

She hurried the children off to school.

(intransitive) to move or act quickly We need to hurry.

((sth.)) to do (sth.) too quickly Don't hurry your work.

((sb.)) to make (sb.) move or act quickly She hurried the children along.

Synonyms: rush, hasten, dash; Antonyms: delay, linger

From Old English 'horgian', meaning 'to urge on, move'.

Imagine a 'hurricane' is coming, so you have to 'hurry' to safety.

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