toad rush

toʊd rʌʃ

Definition

Definition of toad rush - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

flora

TECH.

plant species with cylindrical stems and small flowers

TECH.

Toad rush grows in wet fields and ditches.
Botanists studied the growth patterns of toad rush.
Toad rush is commonly found along riverbanks.

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plant species with cylindrical stems and small flowers

Expressions with toad

horned toad

lizard with spines on its head and body

The horned toad scurried across the desert sand.

horny toad

lizard with horn-like structures on its body

The horny toad is often seen in desert areas.

tree toad

any arboreal toad with adhesive toe disks

The tree toad clung to the branch with ease.

cane toad

person from Queensland, often used derogatorily

He's a cane toad, born and raised in Brisbane.

spadefoot toad

burrowing toad with spade-shaped hind feet

The spadefoot toad digs quickly with its hind feet.

toad-in-the-hole

dish with sausages baked in batter

We had toad-in-the-hole for dinner.

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.

rush in

enter a place quickly and suddenly

The firefighters rushed in to save the people.

rush into

start doing something quickly without thinking enough

Don't rush into making a big decision.

rush off

leave a place quickly due to urgency

She had to rush off to catch the bus.

rush out

move out of a place in a hurried manner

She rushed out of the house to catch the bus.

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French:Juncus bufonius, ...
German:Flatter-Binse, ...
Italian:giunco comune, ...
Spanish:juncia de sapo, ...
Portuguese:junça-dos-sapos, ...
Chinese:水苔草, ...
Japanese:トウダイグサ, ...
Arabic:جَلَبَة الضَّفْدَع, ...
Hebrew:גּוּמִיאִית הַצְפַרְדֵּעִים, ...
Russian:жабник, ...
Ukrainian:ситник жаб'ячий, ...
Hindi:तोड़ रश, ...
Bengali:টোড রাশ, ...
Catalan:jonc de granota, ...
Czech:sítina žabí, ...
Danish:padderok-rør, ...
Dutch:paddenrus, ...
Greek:αγριοζοχός, ...
Hungarian:varangykáka, ...
Khmer:រុក្ខជាតិប្រភេទកក់ដែលមានដើមរាងស៊ីឡាំង និងផ្កាតូចៗ, ...
Korean:개구리골풀, ...
Persian:جَغجَغَک, ...
Polish:sit, ...
Portuguese (BR):junco, ...
Romanian:junc de broască, ...
Swedish:grodtåg, ...
Thai:พืชที่มีลำต้นทรงกระบอกและดอกเล็ก, ...
Turkish:kurbağa koşusu, ...
Vietnamese:cỏ lác, ...

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