rush
$ \mathrm{rush}^1 |rəSH|
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verb
〖rush+副詞〗 〈人・動物・車などが〉大急ぎで行く, 突進する (!(1)〖副詞〗は方向などの表現. (2)hurryよりあわただしい動きを表し, dashはさらに全速で突進すること) e.g. Jason rushed after her
e.g. I rushed outside and hailed a taxi.
〈水・空気などが〉勢いよく流れる
e.g. the water rushed in through the great oaken gates.
〖rush to do〗 急いで…する; «…を» あわててする, (よく考えず)急いでする «into, in, to» (!〖前置詞〗の後は〖名詞〗〖動名〗)
e.g. as soon as the campaign started they rushed into action
e.g. with infinitive : shoppers rushed to buy computers.
〈人が〉〈人〉をせきたてる; 〖~ A into B/doing〗 A〈人〉に急いでB〈事〉を[…することを]させる
e.g. I don't want to rush you into something.
with object and adverbial of direction take (someone) somewhere with great haste: 〖~ A+副詞〗 〈人が〉A〈人・物〉を急いで送る (!〖副詞〗は方向などの表現)
e.g. an ambulance was waiting to rush him to the hospital.
e.g. we'll rush you a copy at once.
A〈製品など〉を急いで作る[出す]
e.g. a rewritten textbook was rushed out last autumn.
〈法案・仕事など〉を急いで処理する
e.g. panic measures were rushed through Congress.
2. with object dash toward (someone or something) in an attempt to attack or capture: (集団で)〈敵など〉を急襲する; …を占領する
e.g. he rushed the stronghold.
〘アメフト〙 (ボールを持って)…を突破する
e.g. a linebacker who was gifted in rushing the quarterback.
e.g. he rushed for 100 yards on 22 carries.
⦅米⦆ (歓待するなどして)〈大学の新入生〉をクラブに勧誘する
e.g. he rushed three fraternities.
noun
(人が)急いで動くこと
e.g. there was a rush for the door.
〖単数形で〗(水・風などが)勢いよく流れる[吹く]こと
e.g. she felt a rush of cold air.
e.g. the pre-Christmas rush
e.g. as modifier : a rush job.
〖単数形で〗 «…を求めての» 殺到, 需要の激増 «for, on»
e.g. there's been a rush on the Tribune because of the murder.
〖通例単数形で〗(感情の)激発
e.g. Mark felt a rush of anger.
⦅くだけて⦆ (麻薬などによる)快感
e.g. users experience a rush.
〘アメフト〙 ラッシュ〘ボールを持って敵陣を突破するランニングプレー〙
⦅英⦆ ; 〖通例~es〗 〘映〙 ラッシュ〘編集・下見用プリント〙
e.g. after the shoot the agency team will see the rushes.
⦅米⦆ (新入生の)クラブ勧誘(時期)
e.g. ranking pledges during rush
e.g. as modifier : rush week.
ORIGIN
$ \mathrm{rush}^2 |rəSH|
noun
〖~es〗 〘植〙 イグサ, トウシンソウ
e.g. he worked on the leaks in the hull, using bundles of rush.
〖通例否定文で〗価値のない物, わずか
e.g. not one of them is worth a rush.
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