rush

rush
I 1. verb
(to (make someone or something) hurry or go quickly: He rushed into the room; She rushed him to the doctor.) skynde seg, bringe i all hast, storme (inn)
2. noun
1) (a sudden quick movement: They made a rush for the door.) jag, rush
2) (a hurry: I'm in a dreadful rush.) hast(verk)
II noun
(a tall grass-like plant growing in or near water: They hid their boat in the rushes.) siv
fart
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hast
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hastverk
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jag
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mas
I
subst. \/rʌʃ\/
(om plantefamilien Juncaceae, særlig slekten Juncus) siv
not worth a rush ikke verdt fem sure sild
II
subst. \/rʌʃ\/
1) rush, tilstrømning
the Christmas rush was terrible this year
julerushet var forferdelig i år
2) fremstorming, fremstyrt, anløp, anfall
3) jag, mas, kjas
4) hastverk, travelhet
it was a bit of rush
det var temmelig travelt
what's all the rush?
hvorfor har du det så travelt?
5) (frem)busing, fremstrømming, fossing, strøm
there was a rush of blood to his head
blodet fosset til hodet på ham
a rush of air
et (plutselig) vinddrag
the rush of the current
den fossende strømmen
a rush of tears
en strøm av tårer
6) (om vind eller vann) brus(ing), sus(ing)
7) (amer., hverdagslig) flittig oppvarting, stormkurtise
8) (militærvesen) storm, sprangvis fremrykking
advance by rushes (militærvesen) forflytte seg sprangvis
a rush of sympathy en bølge av sympati
be in a rush ha det travelt
carry with a rush (militærvesen) erobre\/ta med storm
the five o'clock rush ettermiddagsrushet
give somebody a big rush stormkurtisere noen
gold rush gullfeber
make a rush styrte frem, komme stormende frem skynde seg
rush at fremstorming mot
rush on\/to\/into tilstrømning til
there was a rush eller a rush took place det ble litt av et rush, folk strømmet til
III
verb \/rʌʃ\/
1) flette med siv
2) bestrø med siv
IV
verb \/rʌʃ\/
1) komme stormende, fare, styrte (seg), storme
he rushed the nation into war
han styrtet landet ut i krig
2) (overført) kaste seg
3) storme, jage i vei med, føre frem i all hast, bringe i all hast, kaste frem
he was rushed to hospital
han ble brakt til sykehuset i all hast
more troops were rushed to the front
flere tropper ble ført frem til fronten i all hast
4) jage, haste, ile, mase
don't rush into anything!
ikke gjør noe forhastet
5) forsere, skynde på, drive på, mase på
don't rush me!
ikke mas på meg!
don't try to rush things
ikke forsøk å forsere saken
I refuse to be rushed
jeg lar meg ikke skynde på
6) fosse, bruse (frem), velle, strømme
a river rushes past
en elv strømmer forbi
the blood rushed to his face
blodet strømmet til ansiktet hans
it rushed into my memory
minnene vellet over meg
7) (militærvesen og overført) storme, velle inn over, invadere, okkupere
8) (også overført) kaste seg over, angripe, gå løs på
9) (amer., hverdagslig) oppvarte flittig
he is rushing a pretty girl
10) (slang) lure, snyte, flå, loppe noen for penger
how much did they rush you for this?
hvor mye måtte du punge ut for dette?
fools rush in (where angels fear to tread) dårer begir seg inn på områder som andre knapt tør nærme seg
rush a bill through trumfe igjennom et lovforslag, forsere behandlingen av et lovforslag
rush and tear jage, haste, mase
rush an order through hurtigekspedere en bestilling
rush at komme stormende mot, kaste seg over, fly på, storme frem mot
rush into kaste seg inn i, styrte inn i
rush into extremes la seg drive til ytterligheter
rush into print fare til avisene
rush off fare av sted få av sted i all hast
rush (up)on kaste seg over
rush one's fences (overført) gå for fort fram
rush somebody for something flå noen for noe
rush somebody off one's feet bringe noen ut av fatning få noen til å løpe bena av seg
rush through (om arbeid) skynde seg med, slurve med, fare over med harelabb
rush to conclusions trekke forhastede slutninger

English-Norwegian dictionary. 2013.

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