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rusher

/ˈrʌʃ.ər/

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noun

/ˈrʌʃ.ər/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека, который спешит или действует поспешно; в спорте — игрок с мячом, который пытается продвинуться вперёд бегом; или человек, который мигрирует в рамках спешки на новую территорию или золотые прииски.

A noun referring to a person who rushes or acts hastily; in sports, a ball carrier who attempts to gain ground by running; or a person who migrates as part of a rush to a new territory or gold field.

  1. Football ball carrierB2formalamericansport

    A player in American football who carries the ball and attempts to gain yardage by running.

    ruБегущий

    • The rusher broke through the defensive line for a touchdown.
    • He is the team's leading rusher this season.
    • The rusher gained over 100 yards in the game.

    Synonymsball carrierrunnerrunning back

  2. Gold rush migrantC1formal

    A person who migrates to a new area, such as a gold field or territory, as part of a rush.

    ruЗолотоискатель

    • Thousands of rushers traveled west during the gold rush.
    • The rushers set up camps near the newly discovered gold fields.
    • Many rushers faced harsh conditions in their search for fortune.

    Synonymsforty-niner

  3. Hasty personB2informal

    A person who acts quickly or precipitously, often in a hurry.

    ruТоропыга

    • He's a rusher who never takes time to think things through.
    • Don't be a rusher; take your time to make a good decision.
    • The rusher finished his work quickly but made many mistakes.

    Synonymshotspurspeeder

    Antonymsdelayerlaggardprocrastinator

Forms
  • rushers plural form
  • rushers' possessive plural form
  • rusher's possessive singular form
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