US /rʌʃ/
・UK /rʌʃ/
Avoid your human instinct to rush into danger or you could end up as another victim.
to rush into danger
Eliminating the rush allows you to create space for self-reflection, meaningful moments, and genuine connections.
Sometimes you rush out the door, and then you get to your car, or you get to the bus stop, and you realize that you forgot something important, and then you have to go back and get it.
I come to the UK in a rush...
It's something that both Kevin and Zhang told us when we were doing this story that most Chinese are well aware of Title 42 expiring and they predict a rush at the border. Gotti.
you'll rush downstairs to throw trash
especially in rush hours
If you rush it you don't get that depth of flavour to your curries and stews and stuff like that.
Wouldn't want you to miss the lunch rush.
In fact, they don't care about adrenaline rush.
We've had a battle against time a rush to complete something.