to hurry
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- verb
- /ˈhɜːri/
- Please hurry if you want to catch the bus before it leaves.
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Watch on YouTubeAnd I'm like, Josh, hurry, hurry up, man.
- And I'm like, Josh, hurry, hurry up, man.
- And you need ID, then do hurry because most of them have cut off points.
- Let me know in the comments when the artner tells you to hurry U and finish that assignment.
- So I I stand up to talk and I'm basically got to hurry you up.
- So now the most important step, which is so important, people often hurry the next step and then they've lost, you know, a whole year of work or or so.
- And then, bro Kate, just hurry up.
- These things are trying to make us hurry up.
- And then the last text he sent me was hurry up.
- And the reason I'm yelling back at you and saying hurry up is because while we're talking, your hair is graying.
- Next letter is an O Yes, Give me an O Hurry.
Examples
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God, would you hurry up?
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Hurry, please, hurry.
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Sam, hurry up and bring your person in before we do.
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OK, hurry up, this sounds terrible.
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Yeah, please hurry. - I got you.
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Tell her to hurry up.
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Hurry up and say your goodbyes, honey.
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Hurry up, or you'll blow it.
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Please hurry up.
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Anne put a comforting arm around Karen as they hurried the few steps to the front door.
Fiction book (1992)
Synonyms
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To move or act more quickly to avoid being late
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6.7
To hurry so you do something faster, often to avoid being late
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To make a person or thing move quickly
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2.5
To make something move or happen faster
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4.2
Move quickly and with energy, often because you are in a hurry
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5.2
To hurry and go faster, often when driving
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4.0
To move or work faster
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3.9
Move quickly to do something
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4.1
To move or happen faster
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7.7
To tell someone to hurry
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People say it to tell someone to hurry
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6.5
To hurry when someone tells you to
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2.7
To move quickly in one direction
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To hurry to do something so you do not miss a good chance
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3.9
Move or work faster to finish sooner
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Etymology
Hurry can also mean to push someone to go faster; a helpful way to remember is to think of the small sound hurr as a nudge, so to hurry someone is to 'urge them to go faster'.