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rush noun 2busy period 繁忙时期ADJECTIVE | VERB + RUSH | RUSH + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEawful, big, frantic, great, mad 极繁忙；忙疯了；忙得不可开交sudden 突然的匆忙last-minute 最后一刻的匆忙Christmas, holiday (especially NAmE) 圣诞节前的／假日的购物热潮gold (= rush to find gold in a particular place) 淘金热VERB + RUSHavoid 避免仓促◆Do your Christmas shopping early and avoid the rush.早点着手圣诞购物，这样可避免节前的仓促购物。RUSH + NOUNdecision 仓促的决定job 匆忙完成的工作◆You can see that the painting was a rush job.可以看得出来这幅画是仓促之作。hour 交通高峰时间◆During rush hour the drive may take up to twice as long.交通高峰期可能得花两倍的时间才能开过去。PREPOSITIONin a rush 匆忙地◆I've been in a mad rush all day.我一整天都忙得不可开交。rush for 为⋯的匆忙◆a last-minute rush for tickets最后一分钟的匆忙购票rush of ⋯的高峰◆a sudden rush of tourist traffic突然的游客人流高峰PHRASEShave a rush on 一阵忙乱◆We've had a rush on at the office, dealing with the backlog of orders.我们在办公室里一阵忙活，处理积压的订单。 |