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hurriedpartizip perfekt
UK
/ˈhʌr.id/
US
/ˈhɜːr.id/
Past participle form of the verb 'hurry', frequently lexicalized and used adjectivally.
Synonyme
rushed
hasty
frantic
frenetic
impetuous
precipitous
hurriedadjektiv
more hurried
Komp.
most hurried
Super.
UK
/ˈhʌr.id/
US
/ˈhɜr.id/
He made a hurried decision without considering all the facts.
Он принял поспешное решение, не учитывая всех фактов.
Her hurried steps echoed in the empty hallway.
Ее торопливые шаги эхом раздавались в пустом коридоре.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
спешный
срочный
Synonyme
rushed
hasty
speedy
swift
brisk
precipitate
scurrying
flying
Antonyme
unhurried
slow
hurryverb

hurried

Präteritum

hurried
Präteritum
hurried
Partizip Perfekt
hurrying
Gerundium
hurryverb

hurried

Präteritum

hurried
Präteritum
hurried
Partizip Perfekt
hurrying
Gerundium
UK
/ˈhʌri/
US
/ˈhɜːri/
I need to hurry to catch the bus.
Мне нужно торопиться, чтобы успеть на автобус.
Don't hurry, we have plenty of time.
Не спеши, у нас много времени.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
поторопить
торопить
поспешить
ускоритьтранзитивное значение: заставить идти быстрее
подгонять
поторопиться
форсироватьдел., офиц.; о намеренном ускорении процесса/событий
поспешатькнижн., устар.
Synonyme
rush
hasten
speed
accelerate
scurry
dash
race
bolt
Antonyme
delay
dawdle
linger

Definitionen

hurriedpartizip perfekt
The past participle of "hurry", used to form perfect or passive verb constructions and as a modifier.
They had hurried to finish before dark.
hurriedadjektiv
Done in a quick or rushed manner, often without careful thought or attention.
She gave a hurried explanation before rushing out the door.
Feeling or showing a state of haste or urgency.
He spoke in a hurried voice, almost tripping over his words.
hurryverb
To move or act with haste.
She hurried across the street to catch the bus.
To cause someone or something to move or act more quickly.
The coach hurried the players onto the field.
To complete or perform something quickly, often with less care than usual.
He hurried his homework before dinner.
hurryverb
To move or act with speed or urgency.
She had to hurry to catch the last bus home.
To cause someone or something to move or act more quickly.
The teacher hurried the students along so they wouldn't be late for the assembly.
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