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*rush²
n
1 [singular 单数] a sudden fast movement, especially by a crowd 〔尤指一群人的〕冲，奔:
make a rush for sth We all made a rush for the seats at the front. 我们都冲上去抢前排的座位。
2 [singular 单数，U] a situation in which you need to hurry 匆忙:
We have plenty of time. There's no rush. 我们有足够的时间，没必要匆匆忙忙。
be in a rush I can't stop — I'm in a rush. 我不能停下，我要赶时间。
a rush to do sth There's a big rush to get tickets. 大家都去抢购门票。
3 the rush the time when a lot of people are doing something, for example travelling or shopping 〔旅行、购物等的〕繁忙时期:
the Christmas rush 圣诞节购物热潮
4 [C usually plural 一般用复数] a tall grass or plant that grows near a river and is used to make baskets etc 灯心草
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