英语词组hurry up是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

hurry up

hurries, hurrying, hurried

hurry up

to do something more quicklyoften an order

Hurry up, Martin - we're already late!

sometimes + with

Can you hurry up with that report? I need it by lunchtime.

hurry-up

adjective (always before noun) American informal

You'd better send him a hurry-up message - it's time he was here!

hurry up sb/sth or hurry sb/sth up

to make someone do something more quickly, or to make something happen sooner

Can you hurry the kids up because their dinner's getting cold.I'd like to get this contract signed. Can't you hurry things up a bit?

hurry up

1. To move faster. In this usage, the phrase is often used as an imperative. Hurry up, kids, lunch is getting cold! Would you hurry up already? I'd like to get to the concert before it's over.

2. To cause someone or something to move faster. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hurry" and "up." Can you hurry the kids up? Lunch is getting cold. Any chance we can hurry up this meeting? I have dinner reservations.

hurry someone or something up

to make someone or something go or work faster. Please hurry them all up. We are expecting to have dinner very soon. See if you can hurry this project up a little.

hurry up

and hurry on

to move faster. Hurry up! You're going to be late. Please hurry on. We have a lot to do today.

hurry up

1. To move more quickly: Hurry up or you'll miss the bus! I hurried up and finished the test.

2. To make someone move or something happen more quickly: The coach hurried up the team. The babysitter hurried the children up and took them to school.

词组	hurry up
释义	Phr V hurry up hurries, hurrying, hurried hurry up to do something more quicklyoften an order Hurry up, Martin - we're already late! sometimes + with Can you hurry up with that report? I need it by lunchtime. hurry-up adjective (always before noun) American informal You'd better send him a hurry-up message - it's time he was here! hurry up sb/sth or hurry sb/sth up to make someone do something more quickly, or to make something happen sooner Can you hurry the kids up because their dinner's getting cold.I'd like to get this contract signed. Can't you hurry things up a bit? phrasehurry up1. hurry up spoken do something more quickly: You'd better hurry up and get dressed if you want to come with me. I wish they'd hurry up and fix the plumbing.hurry up! spoken (=used to tell someone to come somewhere quickly) Hurry up, or you'll get no dinner.2. *hurry sth/sb* up** • hurry up sth/sb to make something happen more quickly, or make someone do something more quickly: I'm sorry the work's taking so long - I'll try to hurry things up a bit. I'm still waiting for Fielding's lawyers to answer my letter. Can't we do something to hurry them up?■ SIMILAR TO: hurry along, speed up hurry up 1. To move faster. In this usage, the phrase is often used as an imperative. Hurry up, kids, lunch is getting cold! Would you hurry up already? I'd like to get to the concert before it's over. 2. To cause someone or something to move faster. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "hurry" and "up." Can you hurry the kids up? Lunch is getting cold. Any chance we can hurry up this meeting? I have dinner reservations. hurry someone or something up to make someone or something go or work faster. Please hurry them all up. We are expecting to have dinner very soon. See if you can hurry this project up a little. hurry up and hurry on to move faster. Hurry up! You're going to be late. Please hurry on. We have a lot to do today. hurry up v. 1. To move more quickly: Hurry up or you'll miss the bus! I hurried up and finished the test. 2. To make someone move or something happen more quickly: The coach hurried up the team. The babysitter hurried the children up and took them to school.
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