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1 to hurry or cause to hurry; hasten · 2 to make a sudden attack upon (a fortress, position, person, etc.) · 3 when intr, often foll by: at, in or into to proceed ... toorushdefinition,toorushmeaning|Englishdictionary English-FrenchEnglishSynonymsEnglishforlearnersGrammar Searchalsoin: Web News Encyclopedia Images Search Synonyms Conjugate Speak Suggestnewtranslation/definition rush      [1]      vb   1  tohurryorcausetohurry;hasten   2  tomakeasuddenattackupon(afortress,position,person,etc.)   3  whenintr,oftenfollby:at,inorinto  toproceedorapproachinarecklessmanner   4  ♦ rushone'sfences  toproceedwithprecipitatehaste   5  intr  tocome,flow,swell,etc.,quicklyorsuddenly  tearsrushedtohereyes     6  Slang  tocheat,esp.bygrosslyovercharging   7  tr    (U.S.andCanadian)  tomakeaconcertedefforttosecuretheagreement,participation,etc.,of(aperson)   8  intr    (Americanfootball)  togaingroundbyrunningforwardswiththeball      n   9  theactorconditionofrushing   10  asuddensurgetowardssomeoneorsomething  agoldrush     11  asuddensurgeofsensation,esp.producedbyadrug   12  asuddendemand      adj  prenominal   13  requiringspeedorurgency  arushjob     14  characterizedbymuchmovement,business,etc  arushperiod        (C14ruschen,fromOldFrenchrusertoputtoflight,fromLatinrecusaretorefuse,reject)  ♦   rusher    n   EnglishCollinsDictionary-EnglishDefinition&Thesaurus &nbsp Seealso: rush,rushhour,rushlight,bogrush CollaborativeDictionary   EnglishDefinition summerrush n. roadsetccrowdedwithholidaymakers soamI exp. metoo earbasher n. someonewhotalkstoomuch [Australia];[NZ] overtrain v. totraintoomuch,totrainexcessively Coachescan'tovertraintheathletesbeforeachampionship. overtrain v. topracticesomethingexcessively,totraintoomuch noob n. aplayerwhoaskstoomanyfunnyquestionsthatcanberelatedasbeingstupid Originofthewordisa"newbie"thatcanbeshortenedasaNewb tl;dr abbr.acron. Shortfor"toolong;didn'tread". [Fam.];[Slang] badass n. apersonwhodoesnotcaretoomuchabouttheothers,alittlerude,assertive [Fam.] pedantic adj. characterizingapersonwhoreliestoomuchonacademiclearningorwhoisoverlyconcernedwithminordetails,rulesorformalisms Ex:Ourcompanydoesn'tliketodealwiththisworksupervisorbecausetheysayhe'stoodraconianandquitepedantic. overshare v. toovershareistosharetoomuchintimateinformationwithsomebody "sorry,haveIovershared?" plugandplay adj. 1.[Comp.]adevicethatoncepluggedinisautomaticallyrecognizedbythesystemandlaunchestheexpectedprocesswithoutanyactionontheuser'sside;2.[Bus.]anewemployeewhoisabletostartworkwithouttoomuchinductionandtraining [Comp.];[Bus.]canbeusedasbothnounandadjective:plugandplaydevice;plugandplayemployeeorsimplyplugandplay(noun) can'tbearsed exp. ifyoucan'tbearsedtodosomething,youcan'tbebotheredtodoit(youaretoolazytodoit) colloquial,British,verycommon tojumpthegun exp. todosomethingtoosoon,especiallywithoutthinkingcarefullyaboutit Originallyusedinsportsconteststhatarestartedbyfiringagun what'sthecatch id. whensthsoundstoogoodtobetrueandnotasgoodasitseemstobeandyoususpectthatthereisahiddenproblem havemoneytoburn v. usedforsayingthatyouthinksomeoneisspendingtoomuchmoneyonthingstheydonotneed avoidantlyattached adj. relativetopeoplewhoareattachedbutdon'twanttobetoointimatewithsomeoneonwhomtheyaredependent psychology miserylovescompany exp. expressionmeaningthatsomeonewhoisnothappytendstofindcomfortinseeingothersunhappytoo pridecomesbeforefall id. def.:ifyouaretooconfidentaboutyourself,somethingbadwillhappentoshowyouthatyouarenotasgoodasyouthinkyouare »Viewallresults Youwanttorejectthisentry:pleasegiveusyourcomments(badtranslation/definition,duplicateentries...) 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