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hur·ried [ˈhʌrid] ADJ

hurried
hurried departure

II . hur·ry <-ie-> [ˈhʌri] VB intr

III . hur·ry <-ie-> [ˈhʌri] VB trans to hurry sb

I . hurry along VB intr

I . hurry away, hurry off VB intr

II . hurry away, hurry off VB trans

I . hurry out VB intr

II . hurry out VB trans

Usage examples with hurried

he was hurried to hospital

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
If they are not hurried and can explore as they go along, they can be driven with much less effort.
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I hurried to thank him and politely requested him to move along to relieve the traffic hold-up.
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The professor and his wife had a hurried discussion and wisely decided it should be the older one.
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Or is the sudden rumble but the flurry of hurried birds, on wing against unceasing drought?
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Greyhounds were used to chase the wallabies, which never hurried until the dogs got close and then bounded away.
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Abaya was elated and hurried to find willing companions to help him run the magazine.
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The couple hurried to consummate the marriage to make it legally binding, fearing that her father might try to have it annulled.
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He was rarely hurried and had extra time to stare down the receiver on a number of his big plays.
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The hurried early morning tryst that takes advantage of spontaneous tumescence, for example.
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This first, hurried journey on the ice resulted in the loss of ten of the partys 18 dogs, a single incomplete depot, and a frostbitten and generally demoralised shore party.
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