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Meanings of hurried in English
Portuguese
apressado Catalan
precipitat Moving rapidly or performed quickly or in great haste.
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Usage of hurried in English
1
My brother immediately grasped the situation, shouted, and hurried towards the struggle.
2
Lamont said, with no change of expression, no sense of being hurried.
3
He hurried back to his office to determine a course of action.
4
He took an approach to the work that neither hurried nor dallied.
5
I'll be ready in five minutes, she said as she hurried off.
6
It never hesitated, not once; never hurried; never slowed till it stopped.
7
Detringer hurried back to his ship and told Ichor the good news.
8
The lawyers would not be hurried; and things moved in leisurely fashion.
9
Mike hurried home from work to find his sister waiting for him.
10
When the old general hurried up in agitation, the battle was lost.
11
Three other directors hurried in, the elderly advanced dresser in the lead.
12
A hurried discussion ensued with several others and an agreement was reached.
13
He hurried on; he thought that he was in the right way.
14
No problem at all. But he hurried to carry out my instructions.
15
As the lieutenant hurried away Keen said, Brief and to the point.
16
He gulped the brandy left in the glass and hurried to it.
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Hurried through the time
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