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Перевод: rush
[прилагательное] спешный; срочный; требующий быстрых действий; [существительное] стремительное движение; натиск ; мелочь ; напор ; прилив ; погоня ; стремление; устремление; большой спрос; ажиотаж ; напряжение; спешка ; суета ; соревнование; состязание; стремительная атака; стремительный бросок; перебежка ; внезапная осадка кровли; тростник ; камыш ; ситник ; совершенный пустяк; [глагол] бросаться; устремляться; устремиться; мчаться; мчать; нестись; стремительно тащить; действовать слишком поспешно; выполнять слишком поспешно; торопить; подгонять; торопиться; быстро доставлять; нахлынуть; прихлынуть; брать стремительным натиском; обдирать; приударять; ухаживать
Тезаурус:
- Franca, looking at him, felt the old familiar rush of feeling as if her body advanced and entered his body.
- Sunderland: Norman; Kay, Rogan, Bennett, Hardyman (Owers 74), Rush, Mooney, Goodman, Armstrong, Byrne (Davenport 74), Atkinson.
- She climbed the stairs to get it, crunched her way across the glass-strewn room, feeling a strong rush of her earlier panic, and unhooked the painting from the wall.
- I rush out into the hall, down to the front door.
- A shaky defence will be strengthened by the return of David Burrows and captain Mark Wright, while their attacking options will increase considerably when Ian Rush and John Barnes are recalled.
- David Rigg, commercial development director, reminisced nostalgically that there has not been such a boom in his business since the rush to decolonise Africa some 30 years ago.
- Not to be outdone, Liverpool defender Steve Staunton capably filled the striking boots of Ian Rush for the second half, scoring all three goals in their 3-0 win over Wigan for an 8-2 aggregate result.
- He has refused to rush legislative changes through, but he has not ruled out proposals on electoral reform which could be put before the electorate either in a referendum or at the next general election.
- What rush hour exists is merely a breeze of bicycles.
- Rush capped a brilliant evening for the home side in the 83rd minute when he volleyed a third goal from Dozzell's headed clearance.
- Midge happened to be standing next to them in the shop where they got the bum's rush.
- I mention this only because it is possible, in the rush to get afloat, to forget that most essential piece of equipment.
- If they wait and see, they would risk joining a rush of borrowing when the bonds have to be repaid, forcing interest rates higher.
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