英语词汇“rash”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	rash
释义	Trends of rash View usage for: rash (ræʃ) Word forms: plural rashes 1. adjective If someone is rash or does rash things, they act without thinking carefully first, and therefore make mistakes or behave foolishly. It would be rash to rely on such evidence. The Prime Minister is making no rash promises. Don't do anything rash until the feelings subside. Synonyms: reckless, hasty, impulsive, imprudent More Synonyms of rash rashly adverb [ADVERB after verb] I made quite a lot of money, but I rashly gave most of it away. My sister always said I acted rashly. rashness uncountable noun With characteristic rashness and valor, he plunged into the icy water. ...the rashness of youth. Synonyms: recklessness, indiscretion, audacity, carelessness More Synonyms of rash 2. countable noun A rash is an area of red spots that appears on your skin when you are ill or have a bad reaction to something that you have eaten or touched. I noticed a rash on my leg. He may break out in a rash when he eats these nuts. The symptoms include skin rashes, fever, and painful joints. Synonyms: outbreak of spots, spots, hives, urticaria More Synonyms of rash 3. singular noun If you talk about a rash of events or things, you mean a large number of unpleasant events or undesirable things, which have happened or appeared within a short period of time. ...one of the few major airlines left untouched by the industry's rash of takeovers. [+ of] Now a rash of scruffy little shops bordered one side of the street. More Synonyms of rash rash in British English 1 (ræʃ) adjective 1. acting without due consideration or thought; impetuous 2. characterized by or resulting from excessive haste or impetuosity a rash word Derived forms rashly (ˈrashly) adverb rashness (ˈrashness) noun Word origin C14: from Old High German rasc hurried, clever; related to Old Norse roskr brave rash in British English 2 (ræʃ) noun 1. pathology any skin eruption 2. a series of unpleasant and unexpected occurrences a rash of forest fires Derived forms rashlike (ˈrashˌlike) adjective Word origin C18: from Old French rasche, from raschier to scratch, from Latin rādere to scrape rash in American English 1 (ræʃ) adjective 1. too hasty or incautious in acting or speaking; reckless 2. characterized by too great haste or recklessness a rash act 3. Obsolete bringing quick results Derived forms rashly (ˈrashly) adverb rashness (ˈrashness) noun Word origin ME rasch, prob. < OE ræsc, akin to ON röskr, Ger rasch rash in American English 2 (ræʃ) noun 1. an eruption of spots on the skin, usually temporary 2. a sudden appearance of a large or excessive number of instances a rash of complaints Word origin MFr rasche < VL rasica, a scraping: see rascal Image of rash © kitzcorner, Shutterstock Examples of 'rash' in a sentence rash Rash that comes and goes? The Sun (2016) Over the past few months I have been plagued by an itchy and sore red rash in both sides of my groin. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There will be no rash selections this time. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We must not be rushed into anything rash. Times, Sunday Times (2008) You may get a rash from a particular cleaning agent. Mumby, Keith The Allergy Handbook (1988) They are clearly reluctant to make any rash changes. The Sun (2011) The only really urgent rash is the one linked to meningitis. The Sun (2014) Some people had a really bad rash afterwards. The Sun (2014) Ours and his is that we do not commit rash acts. Judd, Alan Ford Madox Ford (1990) Suffering a rash that comes and goes? The Sun (2016) The threat to our orchards and honey caused a rash of speculation. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Dry skin and recurring rashes that can itch to a maddening degree. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Might it also be a rash one? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Perhaps it could be said that the tackle was a little rash but these things happen in football. The Sun (2011) The results of applying these dressings to skin previously affected by the shingles rash but still painful has proved highly effective. Times, Sunday Times (2007) You must avoid doing anything rash. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Let's not make such a rash judgment. The Sun (2009) I had a really bad rash afterwards. Times, Sunday Times (2010) A rash promise he'll soon regret making. The Sun (2007) Each summer I get a rash on the sides and soles of my feet. Times, Sunday Times (2016) By the time the classic rash appears (not always present) the disease is at its most dangerous. Times, Sunday Times (2015) I'd say it's a little rash. The Sun (2012) In other languages rash British English: rash /ræʃ/ NOUN A rash is an area of red spots on your skin which appear when you are ill or have an allergy. I always get a rash when I've eaten nuts. American English: rash Arabic: طَفْحٌ جِلْدِيّ Brazilian Portuguese: erupção cutânea Chinese: 皮疹 Croatian: osip Czech: vyrážka Danish: udslæt Dutch: uitslag huid European Spanish: sarpullido Finnish: ihottuma French: éruption cutanée German: Ausschlag Haut Greek: εξάνθημα Italian: eruzione cutanea Japanese: 発疹 Korean: 발진 Norwegian: utslett Polish: wysypka European Portuguese: erupção cutânea Romanian: iritație Russian: сыпь Latin American Spanish: sarpullido Swedish: utslag Thai: ผื่นคัน Turkish: kızarıklık Ukrainian: висип Vietnamese: chứng phát ban All related terms of 'rash' heat rash → miliaria pash rash an inflammation of the skin caused by passionate kissing with a man with a stubbly face road rash grazing of the skin as a result of falling off a bicycle , skateboard , etc, onto a hard surface diaper rash (in babies ) any irritation to the skin around the genitals, anus , or buttocks , usually caused by contact with urine or excrement napkin rash (in babies) any irritation to the skin around the genitals, anus , or buttocks, usually caused by contact with urine or excrement nappy rash If a baby has nappy rash , the skin under its nappy is red and sore . nettle rash → hives rash shirt a shirt worn by surfers as protection against sunburn , heat rash , etc rashie a shirt worn by surfers as protection against sunburn , heat rash , etc strophulus a type of skin inflammation found mostly in small children barber's itch any of various fungal infections of the bearded portion of the neck and face Chinese translation of 'rash' rash (ræʃ) n (c) (on skin) 皮疹 (pízhěn) (s) (= spate) [of events, robberies] 一连(連)串 (yīliánchuàn) adj [person] 轻(輕)率的 (qīngshuài de) [promise, act] 草率的 (cǎoshuài de) to come out in a rash 出皮疹 (chū pízhěn) (adjective) in the sense of reckless Definition acting or done without proper thought or consideration Don't do anything rash until the feelings subside. Synonyms reckless He is charged with causing death by reckless driving. hasty Let's not be hasty. impulsive The press claim that she is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister. imprudent an imprudent investment he made many years ago premature It now seems their optimism was premature. adventurous He had always wanted an adventurous life in the tropics. careless Office workers are notoriously careless about their passwords. precipitate I don't think we should make any precipitate decisions. brash On stage she seems hard, brash and uncompromising. audacious an audacious plan to win the presidency headlong a headlong rush for the exit madcap They flitted from one madcap scheme to another. ill-advised She said his remarks had been ill-advised. foolhardy He had to be restrained from foolhardy action. unwary The hilly roads were slick enough to cause unwary drivers to skid. thoughtless It was thoughtless of her to mention it. unguarded He was tricked by a reporter into an unguarded comment. headstrong impetuous He tended to act in a heated and impetuous way. indiscreet He is notoriously indiscreet about his private life. unthinking Bruce was no unthinking vandal. helter-skelter ill-considered He made some ill-considered remarks about the cost. hot-headed a footballer whose fiery temper makes him too hot-headed to handle heedless She scattered the letters about in her heedless haste. injudicious Injudicious remarks by bankers were blamed for the devaluation. incautious In case you think I was incautious, take a look at the map. venturesome harebrained harum-scarum Opposites considered , careful , cautious , prudent , canny , premeditated , well-thought-out 1 (noun) in the sense of outbreak of spots Definition an outbreak of spots or patches on the skin, caused by illness or allergy I noticed a rash on my leg. Synonyms outbreak of spots spots hives urticaria nettle rash heat rash (skin) eruption 2 (noun) in the sense of spate Definition an outbreak of occurrences a rash of internet-related companies Synonyms spate the current spate of scandals series a series of explosions wave the current wave of violence in schools flood He received a flood of complaints. succession He took a succession of jobs which have stood him in good stead. plague the plague that floored ancient Athens outbreak an outbreak of violence involving hundreds of youths This outbreak of flu is no worse than normal. epidemic an epidemic of crimes Seebold Synonyms of 'rash' rash Explore 'rash' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of careless Definition done or acting with insufficient attention Office workers are notoriously careless about their passwords. Synonyms negligent, hasty, unconcerned, cursory, perfunctory, thoughtless, indiscreet, unthinking, forgetful, absent-minded, inconsiderate, heedless, remiss (formal), incautious, unmindful, regardless in the sense of epidemic Definition a rapid development or spread of something an epidemic of crimes Synonyms spate, plague, outbreak, wave, rash, eruption, upsurge in the sense of flood Definition a large amount He received a flood of complaints. Synonyms series, stream, avalanche, barrage, spate, torrent in the sense of foolhardy Definition recklessly adventurous He had to be restrained from foolhardy action. Synonyms rash, risky, irresponsible, reckless, precipitate, unwise, impulsive, madcap, impetuous, hot-headed, imprudent, incautious, venturesome, venturous, temerarious in the sense of harum-scarum Definition reckless Synonyms reckless, wild, rash, irresponsible, careless, precipitate, erratic, hasty, haphazard, giddy, impetuous, ill-considered, imprudent, scatty (British, informal), harebrained, inconstant, scatterbrained in the sense of hasty Definition done too quickly and without thought Let's not be hasty. Synonyms rash, premature, reckless, precipitate, impulsive, headlong, foolhardy, thoughtless, impetuous, indiscreet, imprudent, heedless, incautious, unduly quick in the sense of headlong Definition hasty or reckless a headlong rush for the exit Synonyms hasty, reckless, precipitate, dangerous, impulsive, thoughtless, breakneck, impetuous, inconsiderate in the sense of heedless Definition taking no notice She scattered the letters about in her heedless haste. Synonyms careless, reckless, negligent, rash, precipitate, oblivious, foolhardy, thoughtless, unthinking, imprudent, neglectful, inattentive, incautious, unmindful, unobservant in the sense of hot-headed Definition impetuous, rash, or hot-tempered a footballer whose fiery temper makes him too hot-headed to handle Synonyms volatile, rash, fiery, reckless, precipitate, hasty, unruly, foolhardy, impetuous, hot-tempered, quick-tempered in the sense of ill-advised Definition (of a person) acting without reasonable care or thought She said his remarks had been ill-advised. Synonyms misguided, inappropriate, foolish, rash, reckless, unwise, short-sighted, unseemly, foolhardy, thoughtless, indiscreet, ill-judged, ill-considered, imprudent, wrong-headed, injudicious, incautious, impolitic, overhasty Additional synonyms in the sense of ill-considered He made some ill-considered remarks about the cost. Synonyms unwise, rash, imprudent, careless, precipitate, hasty, heedless, injudicious, improvident, overhasty in the sense of impetuous Definition done rashly or hastily He tended to act in a heated and impetuous way. Synonyms rash, hasty, impulsive, violent, furious, fierce, eager, passionate, spontaneous, precipitate, ardent, impassioned, headlong, unplanned, unbridled, vehement, unrestrained, spur-of-the-moment, unthinking, unpremeditated, unreflecting in the sense of imprudent Definition not carefully thought out an imprudent investment he made many years ago Synonyms unwise, foolish, rash, irresponsible, reckless, careless, ill-advised, foolhardy, indiscreet, unthinking, ill-judged, ill-considered, inconsiderate, heedless, injudicious, incautious, improvident, impolitic, overhasty, temerarious in the sense of impulsive Definition done without thinking first The press claim that she is too impulsive to be a responsible prime minister. Synonyms instinctive, emotional, unpredictable, quick, passionate, rash, spontaneous, precipitate, intuitive, hasty, headlong, impetuous, devil-may-care, unconsidered, unpremeditated in the sense of incautious Definition (of a person or action) careless or rash In case you think I was incautious, take a look at the map. Synonyms careless, rash, reckless, precipitate, hasty, negligent, impulsive, ill-advised, unwary, thoughtless, unguarded, indiscreet, unthinking, ill-judged, imprudent, inconsiderate, heedless, injudicious, improvident in the sense of indiscreet Definition incautious or tactless in revealing secrets He is notoriously indiscreet about his private life. Synonyms tactless, foolish, rash, reckless, unwise, hasty, ill-advised, unthinking, ill-judged, ill-considered, imprudent, heedless, injudicious, incautious, undiplomatic, impolitic in the sense of injudicious Definition showing poor judgment Injudicious remarks by bankers were blamed for the devaluation. Synonyms unwise, foolish, rash, hasty, ill-advised, indiscreet, unthinking, ill-judged, imprudent, inconsiderate, ill-timed, incautious, impolitic, inexpedient in the sense of madcap Definition impulsive, reckless, or unlikely to succeed They flitted from one madcap scheme to another. Synonyms reckless, rash, impulsive, ill-advised, wild, crazy (informal), foolhardy, thoughtless, crackpot (informal), hot-headed, imprudent, heedless, hare-brained in the sense of outbreak Definition a sudden occurrence of disease or war an outbreak of violence involving hundreds of youthsThis outbreak of flu is no worse than normal. Synonyms eruption, burst, explosion, epidemic, rash, outburst, flare-up, flash, spasm, upsurge in the sense of plague Definition any widespread and usually highly contagious disease with a high fatality rate the plague that floored ancient Athens Synonyms disease, infection, epidemic, contagion, pandemic, pestilence, lurgy (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of precipitate Definition done rashly or hastily I don't think we should make any precipitate decisions. Synonyms hasty, hurried, frantic, rash, reckless, impulsive, madcap, ill-advised, precipitous, impetuous, indiscreet, heedless, harum-scarum in the sense of premature Definition impulsive or hasty It now seems their optimism was premature. Synonyms hasty, rash, too soon, precipitate, impulsive, untimely, ill-considered, jumping the gun, ill-timed, inopportune, overhasty in the sense of series Definition a group or succession of related things a series of explosions Synonyms sequence, course, chain, succession, run, set, line, order, train, arrangement, string, progression in the sense of succession Definition a number of people or things following one another in order He took a succession of jobs which have stood him in good stead. Synonyms series, run, sequence, course, order, train, flow, chain, cycle, procession, continuation, progression in the sense of thoughtless It was thoughtless of her to mention it. Synonyms unthinking, stupid, silly, careless, regardless, foolish, rash, reckless, mindless, negligent, inadvertent, ill-considered, tactless, absent-minded, imprudent, slapdash, neglectful, heedless, slipshod, inattentive, injudicious, remiss (formal), unmindful, unobservant, ditsy or ditzy (slang) in the sense of unguarded Definition incautious or careless He was tricked by a reporter into an unguarded comment. Synonyms careless, rash, unwary, foolhardy, thoughtless, indiscreet, unthinking, ill-considered, imprudent, heedless, incautious, undiplomatic, impolitic, uncircumspect in the sense of unthinking Definition done or happening without careful consideration Bruce was no unthinking vandal. Synonyms impulsive, senseless, unconscious, mechanical, rash, careless, instinctive, oblivious, negligent, unwitting, witless, inadvertent, heedless, unmindful in the sense of unwary Definition not careful or cautious and therefore likely to be harmed The hilly roads were slick enough to cause unwary drivers to skid. Synonyms careless, rash, reckless, hasty, thoughtless, unguarded, indiscreet, imprudent, heedless, incautious, uncircumspect, unwatchful in the sense of wave Definition a sudden rise in the frequency or intensity of something the current wave of violence in schools Synonyms outbreak, trend, rash, upsurge, sweep, flood, tendency, surge, groundswell
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