Definition of rush into - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
- Don't rush into making a big decision.
- He tends to rush into relationships without thinking.
- Try not to rush into buying the first car you see.
Expressions with rush into
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publish written material quickly without thorough editing
The author decided to rush into print without a final review.
take immediate action in a crisis
He rushed into the breach to help during the flood.
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- French:foncer tête baissée, ...
- German:überstürzen, ...
- Italian:buttarsi, ...
- Spanish:precipitarse, ...
- Portuguese:precipitar-se, ...
- Chinese:仓促做, ...
- Japanese:急いでする, ...
- Arabic:اِندَفَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִיחָפֵז לְ, ...
- Russian:торопиться, ...
- Ukrainian:кинутися, ...
- Hindi:हड़बड़ी में करना, ...
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