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🔑hurryhur·ry1 /ˈhəri / verb (present participle hur·ry·ing, third person singular present tense hur·ries, past tense, past participle hur·ried)- [intransitive] to move or do something quickly赶忙；匆忙；急忙◆Don't hurry. There's plenty of time.别急，有的是时间。◆They hurried back home after school.他们放学后急忙赶回了家。 SYN rush
- [transitive] to cause someone or something to do something or to happen more quickly催促；促使◆He was hurried into a decision.他在催促之下做出了决定。
 ●hurry up (informal) to move or do something more quickly赶快；加速◆Hurry up or we'll miss our flight.快点，不然我们就赶不上飞机了。
🔑hurryhur·ry2 /ˈhəri / noun [uncountable] a need or wish to do something quickly匆忙；仓促；急忙◆Take your time. There's no hurry.慢慢来，不用急。◆What's the hurry?急什么？ ●in a hurry- quickly迅速；赶快◆She got up late and left in a hurry.她起床晚了，走得很匆忙。
- wanting to do something soon急于（做某事）；迫不及待◆They are in a hurry to get the job done before winter.他们急切地想在冬天来临之前完工。
●in no hurry●not in any hurry- not needing or wishing to do something quickly不着急，不急于（做某事）◆We weren't in any hurry, so we stopped to admire the view.我们并不着急，所以就停下来欣赏风景。
- unwilling不想；不情愿◆I am in no hurry to repeat that experience.我可不想再经历那么一次。
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