vi.

1. 冲，奔，闯[Q]
   He sprang up and rushed to the door.

   他跳起身向门口跑去。

2. 赶紧；仓促行动；冒失地做[（+to/into）]
   Don't rush to a conclusion.

   不要急于下结论。

3. 突然出现，涌现
4. （河水等）奔腾；涌[Q]
   Torrents of water came rushing down from the mountains.

   洪水从山里倾泻下来。

vt.

1. 使急速行动；急送；急派[O]
   The injured passengers were rushed to the hospital.

   受伤的乘客被急忙送到医院。

2. 使仓促行事；催促[（+to/into）]
3. 匆忙地做（或吃等）
   We rushed the work.

   我们赶做工作。

4. 突然袭击；猛攻

n.

1. 冲，奔，急速行动[C]
2. 匆忙，紧急[S][U]
   It was a bit of a rush to get the job done in two hours.

   两小时内完成这项工作是有点匆忙。

3. 忙碌（时刻），（交通等的）繁忙[U][S]
4. 抢购；争购；蜂拥前往[S][（+on/for/to）][+to-v]
   There was a rush for the concert tickets.

   出现了争购音乐会入场券的热潮。

5. 激增，大量[S][（+of）]
   A sudden rush of business kept us on the go.

   营业突然激增使我们忙个不停。

6. 突然袭击，猛攻

a.

1. 紧急的，急需的
   The boss gave us a rush job.

   上司派给我们一个紧急任务。

2. 匆忙的，繁忙的

v.

1. move or act or cause to move or act with urgent haste.
   ▸take somewhere with urgent haste.
   ▸ (rush something out) produce and distribute something very quickly.
   ▸deal with (something) hurriedly.
2. (of air or a liquid) flow strongly.
3. dash towards (someone or something) in an attempt to attack or capture them or it.
   ▸American Football  advance towards (an opposing player, especially the quarterback).
   ▸American Football  gain a specified amount of ground by running forward with the ball.
4. US entertain (a new student) in order to assess suitability for membership of a college fraternity or sorority.
5. Brit. informal, dated overcharge (a customer).

n.

1. the action or an instance of rushing.
   ▸a flurry of hasty activity.
2. a sudden strong demand for a commodity.
3. a sudden intensity of feeling.
   ▸informal a sudden thrill experienced after taking certain drugs.
4. (rushes) the first prints made of a film after a period of shooting.

n.

1. a marsh or waterside plant with slender stem-like pith-filled leaves, some kinds of which are used for matting, baskets, etc. [Genus Juncus.]
2. used in names of similar plants, e.g. flowering rush.