rush

rush
n. drukte; haast; toeloop; bies
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v. rennen, vliegen; storten; zich haasten
rush1
[ rusj] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord〉
heftige bewegingsnelle beweging; stormloop, grote vraag, toevloed
haasthaastige activiteiten
〈the〉spits(uur)drukte
〈vaak meervoud; film(kunde)〉eerste afdruk 〈voor het knippen〉
〈plantkunde〉rusbies
〈vaak meervoud〉biezen 〈voor het vlechten van manden, matten e.d.〉
voorbeelden:
1   carry with a rush stormenderhand innemen
     there is a rush for his latest novel er is een grote vraag naar zijn laatste roman
2   what's the rush? vanwaar die haast?
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rush2
I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉
stormenvliegen, zich haasten
ondoordacht handelenoverijld doen
voorbeelden:
1   the blood rushed to her face het bloed vloog haar naar het gezicht
2   rush into marriage zich overhaast in een huwelijk storten
II 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉
meeslepenhaastig vervoeren, meesleuren
opjagentot haast dwingen
haastig behandelenafraffelen
bestormen 〈ook leger〉stormenderhand innemen, overmeesteren
voorbeelden:
3   rush out massaal produceren
     rush a bill through een wetsontwerp erdoor jagen/haastig afhandelen

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