rush lietuviškai
rush vertimas I1. v 1) lėkti, dumti, rūkti; 2) mestis, pulti (at); šturmuojant paimti; 3) skubotai veikti; to rush a conclusion skubotai daryti išvadas;2. n 1) spaudimas; 2) ataka; veržlus judėjimas; 3) antplūdis, užplūdimas; II n bot. 1) meldai, nendrės; 2) niekis, mažmožis;not to care a rush būti abejingam
- gold rush (n.) aukso karštligė, netikėta sėkmė, dovana, laimingas atsitiktinumas, Dievo dovana
- gold-rush (n.) aukso karštligė
- Gold rush Aukso karštinė
- rush hour (n.) piko metas
- in the rush (adv.) labai greitai, galvotrūkčiais, visu greičiu, iš visų jėgų
- rush along (v.) dalyvauti varžybose, skuosti, lėkti, dumti, skubėti
- (motion) the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner
- (flowing) a sudden forceful flow
- (marsh plant) a grass-like plants growing in wet places and having cylindrical often hollow stems Type of: marsh plant. Member of: Juncaceae
- (exhilaration) the swift release of a store of affective force
- (outburst) a sudden burst of activity Type of: outburst
- (American football game) an attempt to advance the ball by running into the line
- (travel) to move fast
- (assail) to attack suddenly Type of: assail
- (urge on) to urge to an unnatural speed
- (act) to act or move at high speed
- (run, ball, football) to run with the ball, in football Type of: run
- (displace) to cause to move fast, or to rush or race
- (cause) to cause to occur rapidly
- (unreserved) not accepting reservations
- (hurried) done under pressure
- (medical doctor) physician and American Revolutionary leader; signer of the Declaration of Independence (born: 1745 – died: 1813)
Rush sinonimai Benjamin Rush
rush sinonimai first-come-first-serve, rushed, assemblage, assembly, bang, boot, bulrush, charge, concourse, crowds, dash, dispatch, flock, flow, flurry, flush, haste, hastiness, hurriedness, hurry, inflow, influx, kick, onrush, precipitance, precipitancy, precipitation, race, rushing, spate, speed, stampede, surge, thrill, upsurge, belt along, bucket along, cannonball along, crowd to, crowd towards, dash, festinate, flash, flock to, flock towards, hasten, hie, hotfoot, hurry, hurry up, induce, look sharp, pelt along, race, run up, rush along, rush up, rush up to, rush up towards, speed, step on it, stimulate, streak, stream to, stream towards, proof