rush off

rʌʃ ɔf

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Conjugation

Definition of rush off - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

urgency

intr.

leave a place quickly due to urgency

intr.

She had to rush off to catch the bus.

dash off

quick creation

tr.

Rare

produce something hastily

tr.

Rare

She rushed off the report just in time for the meeting..

hurry

rush

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Expressions with rush off

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rush off one's feet

make someone very busy

The new project has rushed me off my feet.

Expressions with rush

rush hour

period with most people traveling to or from work

The subway is packed during rush hour.

adrenaline rush

sudden energy from stress or danger

He felt an adrenaline rush during the race.

blood rush

sensation of warmth from increased blood flow

A blood rush made his cheeks turn red.

rush along

move quickly in a specific direction

The river rushes along the valley.

there's no rush

exp.

no need to hurry or rush

Take your time, there's no rush.

beat the rush

arrive or act early to avoid crowds or waiting

We left early to beat the rush.

Terms with rush off included in their meaning

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dust

leaving

leave quickly or rush off

Examples of rush off in a sentence

He had to rush off without saying goodbye.
He had to rush off the email before the deadline.
They rushed off the sketches for the presentation.

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French:se précipiter, expédier, ...
German:schnell aufbrechen, schnell erstellen, ...
Italian:correre via, affrettarsi a fare, ...
Spanish:salir corriendo, hacer rápidamente, ...
Portuguese:sair a correr, apressar, ...
Chinese:匆忙离开, 匆忙完成, ...
Japanese:急いで出発する, 急いで作成する, ...
Arabic:هَرَعَ, أنْجَزَ بسرعة, ...
Hebrew:לְמַהֵר לַעֲזוֹב, לְהָכִין בְּחוֹפְזָה, ...
Russian:поспешить, наспех сделать, ...
Ukrainian:поспішати, поспішно зробити, ...
Hindi:जल्दी में निकल जाना, जल्दी में बनाना, ...
Bengali:তাড়াতাড়ি চলে যাওয়া, তাড়াহুড়ো করে তৈরি করা, ...
Catalan:sortir corrents, fer ràpidament, ...
Czech:pospíšit si, narychlo sepsat, ...
Danish:haste afsted, skynde sig at lave, ...
Dutch:ervandoor gaan, haastig maken, ...
Greek:φεύγω βιαστικά, φτιάχνω βιαστικά, ...
Hungarian:elsietni, összedobni, ...
Khmer:ប្រញាប់ចាកចេញ, ធ្វើឱ្យរួចយ៉ាងប្រញាប់, ...
Korean:급히 떠나다, 서둘러 만들다, ...
Persian:با عجله رفتن, با عجله تهیه کردن, ...
Polish:pędzić, szybko przygotować, ...
Portuguese (BR):sair correndo, apressar, ...
Romanian:a pleca în grabă, a face în grabă, ...
Swedish:hasta iväg, hasta fram, ...
Thai:รีบออกไป, รีบทำ, ...
Turkish:aceleyle çıkmak, aceleyle hazırlamak, ...
Vietnamese:vội vã rời đi, vội vàng hoàn thành, ...

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