Definition of rushed in English:

rushed

adjective rʌʃtrəʃt

1Done or completed too hurriedly; hasty.
a rushed job
Example sentencesExamples
- The A-B Budweiser is rushed out in 21 days for the world market.
- They were riding high for a few years, despite a couple of spectacular failures among products that were rushed to market.
- Had those with the means not rushed to fill the void, who knows what would have been left.
- Then we have various counties in Florida being rushed through the recounting process.
- The political parties ' rushed discussion on the reform programs may be a result of their desperate attempt to calm the public outrage over corrupt politics.
- An evidential rushed effort to complete telling the tale (maybe to meet a tight deadline?) seem to plagued the book's finalising chapters.
- From my point of view, I won't be rushed into making a move.
- The control orders were rushed through parliament earlier this month in the face of widespread opposition.
- The end of the semester seemed very rushed to get through material.
- Buying a home is never something that should be rushed.
- Several have been carried out under the government's recently enacted internment legislation, which was rushed through parliament with minimum debate.
- They are unlikely to be rushed into any commitment with Sri Lanka.
- Not rushed, not with an agenda to get somewhere else.
- In both cases, the new redistricting laws are being rushed through at the end of a legislative session.
- The characters, setting and story did not convince me and the ending seemed rushed.
- The Bill is to be rushed through the Commons this week, with all its parliamentary stages completed by the Christmas recess.
- Rushed work by the harassment officer never gave the man a chance to state his own case.
- The editing job was probably rushed from all indications.
- Some proponents of murder theories had previously suggested a harried and rushed embalming process.
- In America strict regulations governing ship movements near ports have been rushed into place.
Synonyms
hasty, fast, speedy, quick, swift, rapid, hurried, brisk, expeditious
1. 1.1 (of a person) short of time; hurrying.
  I'm too rushed to do it
  Example sentencesExamples
  With the pain getting worse overnight, he was rushed to an intensive care unit at a local hospital.
  The foal, reportedly in critical condition, was rushed to an equine veterinary clinic.
  On his raising the alarm, Chhel Chand was rushed to a local nursing home by some farmers working in the fields.
  The son was then rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
  She was rushed to Southampton General Hospital with what were first reported to be life threatening injuries.
  She told me about how she was rushed to the OR, wondering what her future would hold.
  He was then rushed into the operating room for some laser surgery.
  There were also reports of Iraqi reinforcements being rushed towards the airport from Baghdad itself.
  Both the players were rushed to a private hospital here where Jarnail Singh succumbed to his injuries.
  Tonight, we'll have a look at British troops being rushed to the region.
  Being rushed to hospital by ambulance can be a nauseating business.
  The injured personnel were rushed to hospital in nearby Sopore town.
  Paramilitary forces have also been rushed to the strife-torn state.
  He was rushed to hospital where he is stable.
  Being rushed off my feet for the best part of 12 hours made daylight playtime impossible.
  The victims were rushed to the sub district hospital here where three of them were declared dead.
  His brother, Jackson Foo Wong, who weighed 2 pounds, 13 ounces, was rushed to intensive care.
  He was rushed to Queen Mary's Hospital, in Sidcup, where he was treated for head injuries.
  A critically injured Tenge was rushed to St Dominic's Hospital by ambulance.
  Neighbour Reg Noice, 42, also rushed next door in an attempt to rescue Louie.
  Synonyms
  in a hurry, running about, run off one's feet, rushing about, dashing about, pushed for time, pressed for time, time-poor

Definition of rushed in US English:

rushed

adjectiverəʃtrəSHt

1Done or completed too hurriedly; hasty.
a rushed job
Example sentencesExamples
- Not rushed, not with an agenda to get somewhere else.
- The control orders were rushed through parliament earlier this month in the face of widespread opposition.
- Had those with the means not rushed to fill the void, who knows what would have been left.
- In both cases, the new redistricting laws are being rushed through at the end of a legislative session.
- Then we have various counties in Florida being rushed through the recounting process.
- Rushed work by the harassment officer never gave the man a chance to state his own case.
- They were riding high for a few years, despite a couple of spectacular failures among products that were rushed to market.
- Several have been carried out under the government's recently enacted internment legislation, which was rushed through parliament with minimum debate.
- The end of the semester seemed very rushed to get through material.
- Buying a home is never something that should be rushed.
- In America strict regulations governing ship movements near ports have been rushed into place.
- The A-B Budweiser is rushed out in 21 days for the world market.
- The characters, setting and story did not convince me and the ending seemed rushed.
- The Bill is to be rushed through the Commons this week, with all its parliamentary stages completed by the Christmas recess.
- The political parties ' rushed discussion on the reform programs may be a result of their desperate attempt to calm the public outrage over corrupt politics.
- Some proponents of murder theories had previously suggested a harried and rushed embalming process.
- From my point of view, I won't be rushed into making a move.
- They are unlikely to be rushed into any commitment with Sri Lanka.
- An evidential rushed effort to complete telling the tale (maybe to meet a tight deadline?) seem to plagued the book's finalising chapters.
- The editing job was probably rushed from all indications.
Synonyms
hasty, fast, speedy, quick, swift, rapid, hurried, brisk, expeditious
1. 1.1 (of a person) short of time; hurrying.
  I 'm too rushed to do it
  Example sentencesExamples
  He was rushed to hospital where he is stable.
  She was rushed to Southampton General Hospital with what were first reported to be life threatening injuries.
  The foal, reportedly in critical condition, was rushed to an equine veterinary clinic.
  The son was then rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
  Being rushed to hospital by ambulance can be a nauseating business.
  Both the players were rushed to a private hospital here where Jarnail Singh succumbed to his injuries.
  Paramilitary forces have also been rushed to the strife-torn state.
  On his raising the alarm, Chhel Chand was rushed to a local nursing home by some farmers working in the fields.
  His brother, Jackson Foo Wong, who weighed 2 pounds, 13 ounces, was rushed to intensive care.
  Neighbour Reg Noice, 42, also rushed next door in an attempt to rescue Louie.
  He was then rushed into the operating room for some laser surgery.
  Being rushed off my feet for the best part of 12 hours made daylight playtime impossible.
  There were also reports of Iraqi reinforcements being rushed towards the airport from Baghdad itself.
  With the pain getting worse overnight, he was rushed to an intensive care unit at a local hospital.
  The victims were rushed to the sub district hospital here where three of them were declared dead.
  A critically injured Tenge was rushed to St Dominic's Hospital by ambulance.
  The injured personnel were rushed to hospital in nearby Sopore town.
  She told me about how she was rushed to the OR, wondering what her future would hold.
  Tonight, we'll have a look at British troops being rushed to the region.
  He was rushed to Queen Mary's Hospital, in Sidcup, where he was treated for head injuries.
  Synonyms
  in a hurry, running about, run off one's feet, rushing about, dashing about, pushed for time, pressed for time, time-poor

单词	rushed
释义	Definition of rushed in English: rushed adjective rʌʃtrəʃt 1Done or completed too hurriedly; hasty. a rushed job Example sentencesExamples The A-B Budweiser is rushed out in 21 days for the world market. They were riding high for a few years, despite a couple of spectacular failures among products that were rushed to market. Had those with the means not rushed to fill the void, who knows what would have been left. Then we have various counties in Florida being rushed through the recounting process. The political parties ' rushed discussion on the reform programs may be a result of their desperate attempt to calm the public outrage over corrupt politics. An evidential rushed effort to complete telling the tale (maybe to meet a tight deadline?) seem to plagued the book's finalising chapters. From my point of view, I won't be rushed into making a move. The control orders were rushed through parliament earlier this month in the face of widespread opposition. The end of the semester seemed very rushed to get through material. Buying a home is never something that should be rushed. Several have been carried out under the government's recently enacted internment legislation, which was rushed through parliament with minimum debate. They are unlikely to be rushed into any commitment with Sri Lanka. Not rushed, not with an agenda to get somewhere else. In both cases, the new redistricting laws are being rushed through at the end of a legislative session. The characters, setting and story did not convince me and the ending seemed rushed. The Bill is to be rushed through the Commons this week, with all its parliamentary stages completed by the Christmas recess. Rushed work by the harassment officer never gave the man a chance to state his own case. The editing job was probably rushed from all indications. Some proponents of murder theories had previously suggested a harried and rushed embalming process. In America strict regulations governing ship movements near ports have been rushed into place. Synonyms hasty, fast, speedy, quick, swift, rapid, hurried, brisk, expeditious 1.1 (of a person) short of time; hurrying. I'm too rushed to do it Example sentencesExamples With the pain getting worse overnight, he was rushed to an intensive care unit at a local hospital. The foal, reportedly in critical condition, was rushed to an equine veterinary clinic. On his raising the alarm, Chhel Chand was rushed to a local nursing home by some farmers working in the fields. The son was then rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. She was rushed to Southampton General Hospital with what were first reported to be life threatening injuries. She told me about how she was rushed to the OR, wondering what her future would hold. He was then rushed into the operating room for some laser surgery. There were also reports of Iraqi reinforcements being rushed towards the airport from Baghdad itself. Both the players were rushed to a private hospital here where Jarnail Singh succumbed to his injuries. Tonight, we'll have a look at British troops being rushed to the region. Being rushed to hospital by ambulance can be a nauseating business. The injured personnel were rushed to hospital in nearby Sopore town. Paramilitary forces have also been rushed to the strife-torn state. He was rushed to hospital where he is stable. Being rushed off my feet for the best part of 12 hours made daylight playtime impossible. The victims were rushed to the sub district hospital here where three of them were declared dead. His brother, Jackson Foo Wong, who weighed 2 pounds, 13 ounces, was rushed to intensive care. He was rushed to Queen Mary's Hospital, in Sidcup, where he was treated for head injuries. A critically injured Tenge was rushed to St Dominic's Hospital by ambulance. Neighbour Reg Noice, 42, also rushed next door in an attempt to rescue Louie. Synonyms in a hurry, running about, run off one's feet, rushing about, dashing about, pushed for time, pressed for time, time-poor Definition of rushed in US English: rushed adjectiverəʃtrəSHt 1Done or completed too hurriedly; hasty. a rushed job Example sentencesExamples Not rushed, not with an agenda to get somewhere else. The control orders were rushed through parliament earlier this month in the face of widespread opposition. Had those with the means not rushed to fill the void, who knows what would have been left. In both cases, the new redistricting laws are being rushed through at the end of a legislative session. Then we have various counties in Florida being rushed through the recounting process. Rushed work by the harassment officer never gave the man a chance to state his own case. They were riding high for a few years, despite a couple of spectacular failures among products that were rushed to market. Several have been carried out under the government's recently enacted internment legislation, which was rushed through parliament with minimum debate. The end of the semester seemed very rushed to get through material. Buying a home is never something that should be rushed. In America strict regulations governing ship movements near ports have been rushed into place. The A-B Budweiser is rushed out in 21 days for the world market. The characters, setting and story did not convince me and the ending seemed rushed. The Bill is to be rushed through the Commons this week, with all its parliamentary stages completed by the Christmas recess. The political parties ' rushed discussion on the reform programs may be a result of their desperate attempt to calm the public outrage over corrupt politics. Some proponents of murder theories had previously suggested a harried and rushed embalming process. From my point of view, I won't be rushed into making a move. They are unlikely to be rushed into any commitment with Sri Lanka. An evidential rushed effort to complete telling the tale (maybe to meet a tight deadline?) seem to plagued the book's finalising chapters. The editing job was probably rushed from all indications. Synonyms hasty, fast, speedy, quick, swift, rapid, hurried, brisk, expeditious 1.1 (of a person) short of time; hurrying. I 'm too rushed to do it Example sentencesExamples He was rushed to hospital where he is stable. She was rushed to Southampton General Hospital with what were first reported to be life threatening injuries. The foal, reportedly in critical condition, was rushed to an equine veterinary clinic. The son was then rushed to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Being rushed to hospital by ambulance can be a nauseating business. Both the players were rushed to a private hospital here where Jarnail Singh succumbed to his injuries. Paramilitary forces have also been rushed to the strife-torn state. On his raising the alarm, Chhel Chand was rushed to a local nursing home by some farmers working in the fields. His brother, Jackson Foo Wong, who weighed 2 pounds, 13 ounces, was rushed to intensive care. Neighbour Reg Noice, 42, also rushed next door in an attempt to rescue Louie. He was then rushed into the operating room for some laser surgery. Being rushed off my feet for the best part of 12 hours made daylight playtime impossible. There were also reports of Iraqi reinforcements being rushed towards the airport from Baghdad itself. With the pain getting worse overnight, he was rushed to an intensive care unit at a local hospital. The victims were rushed to the sub district hospital here where three of them were declared dead. A critically injured Tenge was rushed to St Dominic's Hospital by ambulance. The injured personnel were rushed to hospital in nearby Sopore town. She told me about how she was rushed to the OR, wondering what her future would hold. Tonight, we'll have a look at British troops being rushed to the region. He was rushed to Queen Mary's Hospital, in Sidcup, where he was treated for head injuries. Synonyms in a hurry, running about, run off one's feet, rushing about, dashing about, pushed for time, pressed for time, time-poor
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