hurry

• Sustantivo que denota un estado de urgencia o prisa, o la necesidad de moverse o actuar rápidamente. También puede referirse a una actividad apresurada o agitación provocada por la falta de tiempo.

A noun referring to a state of urgency, rush, or the need to move or act quickly.

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1. Rush or urgencyA2informal

   A state of moving or acting quickly due to limited time or pressure.

   prisa

   • There's no hurry; we have plenty of time.
   • She left in a hurry and forgot her keys.
   • Why are you always in such a hurry?

   Sinónimosbustlehasterushspeedurgency

   Antónimoscalmleisurerelaxation

• Verbo que indica moverse o actuar con rapidez, a menudo por urgencia o falta de tiempo.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or acting with great speed, often due to urgency or time constraints.

1. Move or act quicklyA1informal

   To move or act with speed, often because of limited time.

   darse prisa

   • We need to hurry or we'll miss the bus.
   • She hurried to finish her homework before dinner.
   • He hurried down the stairs to answer the door.

   Sinónimosbustledashflyhastenhustleracerushscurryspeedtear

   Antónimosdallydawdledelaylingerloiter

2. Cause to move fasterA2informal

   To make someone or something move or act more quickly.

   Apresurar a alguien o algo

   • The manager hurried the team to complete the report.
   • Don't hurry me; I'm doing my best.
   • She hurried the children along to get to school on time.

   Sinónimosaccelerateexpeditehastenhustlequickenrushspeedurge

   Antónimosdelayretardslow