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Definition of common rush - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
reedTECH. rush plant with tall stems found in Eurasia and North AmericaTECH.
- The common rush grows in wetlands across Europe and North America.
- The common rush is used in traditional basket weaving.
- Birds often nest among the common rush.
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rush plant with tall stems found in Eurasia and North America
Expressions with common
shared by two or more parties
They have nothing in common.
ordinary people or things
He considered himself just one of the common clay.
theme or characteristic shared by different things or people
The common thread among these stories is their focus on resilience.
ability to connect with and appeal to ordinary people
The politician's common touch won many votes.
reach an agreement or understanding
After hours of discussion, they managed to find common ground.
very ordinary or unremarkable
The design of the house is common as dirt.
very ordinary or lacking sophistication
His manners are common as muck.
basic trait shared by all members of a group
The panel discussion tried to find the least common denominator among all the proposals.
least complex level that is acceptable to most people
The show aims for the lowest common denominator to ensure broad appeal.
minimal practical understanding or wisdom
She showed an ounce of common sense by bringing an umbrella.
agreed upon by everyone involved
The decision was made by common consent.
someone very practical and wise
She has a PhD in common sense and always knows the right thing to do.
cooperate to achieve a shared goal
The two companies made common cause to fight pollution.
mild viral illness causing runny nose, cough, and sore throat
He missed school because of a common cold.
edible root-like spice used to flavor many cooked dishes
She added grated common ginger to the soup for extra flavor.
information known by most people
It's common knowledge that the Earth orbits the Sun.
name widely recognized or used
He goes by the common name of Bob in his community.
typical member of the public
Policies should benefit the common person.
room in a school or college for relaxation and socializing
Students gathered in the common room to discuss their projects.
good judgment in practical matters
Using common sense, he avoided the dangerous shortcut home.
method or approach frequently used
The common way to solve this problem is by using a calculator.
share characteristics or interests with someone or something
They have in common a love for music.
share no interests, qualities, or similarities with someone or something
They have nothing in common and rarely talk.
shared concern or hobby that brings people together
They discovered a common interest in hiking during the trip.
Expressions with rush
period with most people traveling to or from work
The subway is packed during rush hour.
sudden energy from stress or danger
He felt an adrenaline rush during the race.
sensation of warmth from increased blood flow
A blood rush made his cheeks turn red.
move quickly in a specific direction
The river rushes along the valley.
no need to hurry or rush
Take your time, there's no rush.
arrive or act early to avoid crowds or waiting
We left early to beat the rush.
enter a place quickly and suddenly
The firefighters rushed in to save the people.
start doing something quickly without thinking enough
Don't rush into making a big decision.
leave a place quickly due to urgency
She had to rush off to catch the bus.
move out of a place in a hurried manner
She rushed out of the house to catch the bus.
move quickly to a place
I saw the accident and rushed over to help.
do something quickly without attention to detail
He rushed through his homework to watch TV.
decide something hastily without proper consideration
She tends to rush to conclusions, which often leads to mistakes.
quick decision made without enough thought or due to bias
His rush to judgement led to a big mistake.
hurry to assist someone in need
They rushed to her rescue after the car accident.
quick decision without enough thought or information
His rush to judgment led to a wrong conclusion.
inexperienced people act quickly without thinking of danger
Fools rush in, so be careful before making decisions.
move quickly into a situation without thinking
She rushed headlong into the meeting without preparation.
task done quickly due to time constraints
The report was a rush job to meet the deadline.
sudden strong emotion causing impulsive actions
He quit his job in a rush of blood to the head.
make someone very busy
The new project has rushed me off my feet.
do something before the usual time
They rushed the season by putting up Christmas lights in October.
short burst of energy or excitement after eating sugar
After the candy, he had a sugar rush.
publish written material quickly without thorough editing
The author decided to rush into print without a final review.
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- French:jonc commun, ...
- German:Gemeine Binse, ...
- Italian:giunco comune, ...
- Spanish:junco común, ...
- Portuguese:junco, ...
- Chinese:灯心草, ...
- Japanese:イグサ, ...
- Arabic:أسل, ...
- Hebrew:גּוֹמֵא רָגִיל, ...
- Russian:обыкновенный тростник, ...
- Ukrainian:рогіз звичайний, ...
- Hindi:सामान्य रश, ...
- Bengali:কমন রাশ, ...
- Catalan:jonc comú, ...
- Czech:sítina rozkladitá, ...
- Danish:almindelig siv, ...
- Dutch:pitrus, ...
- Greek:βούρλο, ...
- Hungarian:szittyó, ...
- Khmer:ដើមកក់ធម្មតា, ...
- Korean:골풀, ...
- Persian:نی رایج, ...
- Polish:sit pospolity, ...
- Portuguese (BR):junco-comum, ...
- Romanian:trestie comună, ...
- Swedish:vanlig säv, ...
- Thai:กก, ...
- Turkish:saz, ...
- Vietnamese:sậy, ...
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