hurriedpast participle
UK
/ˈhʌr.id/
US
/ˈhɜːr.id/
Past participle form of the verb 'hurry', frequently lexicalized and used adjectivally.
Definitions
The past participle of "hurry", used to form perfect or passive verb constructions and as a modifier.
They had hurried to finish before dark.
hurriedadjective
more hurried
Comp.
most hurried
Super.
UK
/ˈhʌr.id/
US
/ˈhɜr.id/
Translations
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.
Additional translations
Definitions
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

hurried

Past Simple

hurried
Past Simple
hurried
Past Participle
hurrying
Gerund
UK
/ˈhʌri/
US
/ˈhɜːri/
Translations
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.
Additional translations
ускоритьтранзитивное значение: заставить идти быстрее
форсироватьдел., офиц.; о намеренном ускорении процесса/событий
поспешатькнижн., устар.
Definitions
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.
hurrynoun
Definitions
A state of urgency or rapid movement, often due to a lack of time.
She was in a hurry to catch the last train home.
The act of hurrying or rushing.
In their hurry, they forgot the tickets.
hurryinterjection
Definitions
An exclamation urging someone to move or act more quickly.
Hurry! The train is about to leave.