English · English
hurry
/ˈhʌ.ɹi/ noun · plural: hurries A1 (estimated)
1. rushed action
| German | die Eile, die Hast, die Beeilung |
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| French | la précipitation, la hâte |
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| Portuguese | a pressa, a afobação, afobamento |
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| Czech | spěch, chvat, kvalt |
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| Italian | la fretta, la precipitazione, la furia |
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| Spanish | la prisa, el apuro, el afán |
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| Dutch | de haast, overhaasting |
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| Swedish | en brådska, en hets, ett jäkt |
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| Latin | festinatio |
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2. urgency due to lack of time, hurry (you "have bråttom" rather than "are in a hurry")
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English · English
to hurry
/ˈhʌ.ɹi/ verb A1 (estimated)
1. to do things quickly
| German | eilen, beeilen, sputen |
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| French | se hâter, dépêcher, se dépêcher |
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| Portuguese | apressar, afobar |
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| Czech | spěchat, pospíchat, chvátat |
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| Italian | affrettare, affrettarsi, precipitarsi |
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| Spanish | apresurarse, apurarse, apremiar |
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| Dutch | haasten, voortmaken |
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| Swedish | skynda, brådska, jäkta |
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| Latin | festino, propero, contendo |
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2. to speed up the rate
| Portuguese | apressar |
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| Spanish | apresurarse, apurarse, apremiar |
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| Swedish | skynda på |
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3. to hurry, hasten, speed
4. to hurry, to rush
| German | hasten, hetzen |
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| Spanish | apurar |
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| Swedish | hasta |
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