rush in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rush in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

rush Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in a rush
to leave in a rush
to give sb the bum's rush Am inf
to rush into sth
to rush at sb/sth
not now, I'm in a rush
rush [or dash] out of the room

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
In the early days of the gold rush no records or statics were recorded for either the arrivals or deaths.
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The varied pace assures that after a rush of events, she allows a few quiet pages about long-married life, the serene pleasure of going to sleep companionably in another's embrace.
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By the middle of the season, the control room was scaled down and relocated to a well-lit but smaller bunker rush room.
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The intention was to explode a land mine near the barracks and then rush it.
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It's a bit of a gold rush with the market opportunity opening.
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The play is usually employed to defuse the pass rush in the case of a running back screen.
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Staff rush about, urgent duties calling.
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What's more, in the rush to make promises and change rules there seems to have been very little room for discussion about impacts for immigrants.
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These compartments have softer and wider seat arrangements; however, standing in the first class car is common during rush hour.
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In coastal areas, sea rush is common in saltmarsh breeding sites, with sedges and bur-reed dominant in somewhat less saline environments.
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