rushing

• Sustantivo que designa la acción de moverse rápido y con prisa, a menudo de manera descuidada; también, en fútbol americano, el intento de avanzar con el balón corriendo a través de la línea defensiva.

A noun referring to the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner, or in American football, an attempt to advance the ball by running into the line.

1. Running play in footballB2formalamericansport

   An attempt to advance the ball by running into the line of scrimmage, rather than passing.

   Jugada de carrera

   • The team's rushing game was strong in the second half.
   • He gained ten yards on that rushing play.
   • The defense focused on stopping the opponent's rushing attack.

   Sinónimosrunrunning play

   Antónimospassing

2. Hurried movementB1informal

   The act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner.

   prisa

   • The rushing of the crowd caused a lot of confusion.
   • In his rushing, he forgot his keys at home.
   • The constant rushing made her feel stressed and anxious.

   Sinónimosdashhastehurryhurryingprecipitationrushscramble

• Verbo que denota moverse o hacer algo a gran velocidad, con prisa o urgencia.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving or acting with great speed, haste, or urgency.

1. Move quicklyA2formal

   To move or act with great speed, often due to urgency.

   Apresurarse

   • She rushed to catch the bus.
   • He rushed through the airport to make his flight.
   • The paramedics rushed to the scene of the accident.

   Sinónimoschargedartdashhastenhurryhustleracescurryspeedsprint

   Antónimosambledallydawdledelaylingerloiterstrolltarry

2. Do something hastilyB1informal

   To do something too quickly, often resulting in mistakes.

   Hacer algo apresuradamente

   • Don't rush your decision; take your time.
   • He rushed through his homework and made many errors.
   • She rushed the presentation and forgot important points.

   Sinónimosboltbustledashflyhastenhurryhustleracescramblescurryspeedsprinttearwhizzoom

   Antónimosdawdledelaydillydallylingerpauseprocrastinatetarrywait

3. Cause to hurryB1informal

   To make someone or something move or act faster.

   apresurar

   • The manager rushed the team to finish the project.
   • Don't rush me; I need to think clearly.
   • The deadline rushed everyone into completing their tasks.

   Sinónimosaccelerateexpeditehastenhurrypresspushquickenspeedurge

   Antónimosdelaydetainretardslow

Variantes phrasalrush alongrush awayrush offrush out