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rush
UK
/rʌʃ/
US
/rʌʃ/
rush along
rush around
rush back
rush by
rush down
rush in
rush off
rush on
rush out
rush over
rush through
rush up
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Compare “rush” and “hurry”: when does each sound more natural?
Explain the difference between “rush to do something” and “rush someone to a place.”
Explore the noun pattern “a rush of…” and give five examples with translations.
Learn common collocations with “rush,” such as “rush hour,” “rush order,” and “in a rush.”
Explain how “rush” can mean “move quickly,” “surge,” or “do something too quickly” in context.
Write five B2-level sentences using “rush” as a verb, noun, and adjective.
Answer three questions to check your understanding of the different meanings of “rush.”
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