hurry away

To leave or depart in haste. I'm sorry you have to hurry away like that. Hopefully we'll see you again soon! He hurried away after the meeting to catch a flight to New York.

hurry away

and hurry off

to leave in a hurry. I have to hurry away. Excuse me, please. It's an emergency. Don't hurry off. I need to talk to you.

See also: away, hurry

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

dash away
are we away
Are we away?
breeze away
away
draw away
do away with
do away with (someone, something, or oneself)
bang (away) at
bang at

References in periodicals archive

Another victory - they head to promotion-chasing Alfreton Town today and entertain Hinckley United on Monday - should be enough to hurry away any clouds of uncertainty.

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I turn off down a side street before I get to him and hurry away guiltily.

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With wages of somewhere in the region of pounds 40,000 a week, Butt has no reason to hurry away from Tyneside, although I am told that in an ideal world he would like to play his football back in his native North West.

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Sometimes, when she arrived home, she'd surprise a seated visitor, who would start up guiltily and hurry away. So, in 1996, Sheila composed a welcoming poem, etched it on a wooden plaque and nailed it to her tree.

A garden for sharing

SNAPPED: Detective Karen Brooks and security chief Paul Hocking hurry away from the restaurant where they met Archer; GIRL COP; SNAPPED: Archer looks alarmed as he is caught having lunch with jail security chief and woman detective Pictures: ALBAN DONAHOE; JAIL BOSS

pic that stuffed Archer; REAL REASON WHY LYING PEER WAS HUSTLED OFF TO HELL-HOLE JAIL WE SNAPPED HIM IN RESTAURANT WITH JAIL BOSS & BLONDE GIRL COP

"I was so shocked, it was all I could do to scream, 'Pervert' at him, and hurry away."

Stalker kept me prisoner for 3 years; Sharon's torture ends after high speed car chase

One scene called for Lorna to talk to John Ridd while standing in a river and then to hurry away.

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They may hurry away, heads bowed, muttering something about care in the community.

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* Although click-through for the trick banner is registered, people may hurry away from the site that holds the ad.

BANNER AD AVOIDANCE

Morris, in a study of Elizabeth Bowen that makes the reader want to hurry away and read her stories again, quotes the author on her ghosts.

Twentieth-Century Suspense: The Thriller Comes of Age

I simply hurry away feeling as though I'm living the script of a Woody Allen movie.

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I could only give them a donation and had to hurry away.

Thanks, Friends

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释义	hurry away hurry away To leave or depart in haste. I'm sorry you have to hurry away like that. Hopefully we'll see you again soon! He hurried away after the meeting to catch a flight to New York. See also: away, hurry Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. hurry away and hurry off to leave in a hurry. I have to hurry away. Excuse me, please. It's an emergency. Don't hurry off. I need to talk to you. See also: away, hurry McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: dash away are we away Are we away? breeze away away draw away do away with do away with (someone, something, or oneself) bang (away) at bang at References in periodicals archive Another victory - they head to promotion-chasing Alfreton Town today and entertain Hinckley United on Monday - should be enough to hurry away any clouds of uncertainty. Ravenhill ready to fill Marco's boots I turn off down a side street before I get to him and hurry away guiltily. MORNING SERIAL With wages of somewhere in the region of pounds 40,000 a week, Butt has no reason to hurry away from Tyneside, although I am told that in an ideal world he would like to play his football back in his native North West. Owen plea to Real pal Grav Sometimes, when she arrived home, she'd surprise a seated visitor, who would start up guiltily and hurry away. So, in 1996, Sheila composed a welcoming poem, etched it on a wooden plaque and nailed it to her tree. A garden for sharing SNAPPED: Detective Karen Brooks and security chief Paul Hocking hurry away from the restaurant where they met Archer; GIRL COP; SNAPPED: Archer looks alarmed as he is caught having lunch with jail security chief and woman detective Pictures: ALBAN DONAHOE; JAIL BOSS pic that stuffed Archer; REAL REASON WHY LYING PEER WAS HUSTLED OFF TO HELL-HOLE JAIL WE SNAPPED HIM IN RESTAURANT WITH JAIL BOSS & BLONDE GIRL COP "I was so shocked, it was all I could do to scream, 'Pervert' at him, and hurry away." Stalker kept me prisoner for 3 years; Sharon's torture ends after high speed car chase One scene called for Lorna to talk to John Ridd while standing in a river and then to hurry away. Lorna falls Doone on the job of heroine; LORNA DOONE They may hurry away, heads bowed, muttering something about care in the community. ON THE HOUSE Falling off the back of a lorry * Although click-through for the trick banner is registered, people may hurry away from the site that holds the ad. BANNER AD AVOIDANCE Morris, in a study of Elizabeth Bowen that makes the reader want to hurry away and read her stories again, quotes the author on her ghosts. Twentieth-Century Suspense: The Thriller Comes of Age I simply hurry away feeling as though I'm living the script of a Woody Allen movie. THE WORLD ACCORDING TO... SID LANGLEY I could only give them a donation and had to hurry away. Thanks, Friends
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