hurry

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hurry
A n hâte f, empressement m ; to be in a hurry être pressé (to do de faire) ; in my hurry, I forgot… dans ma hâte, j'ai oublié… ; there's no hurry il n'y a rien d'urgent, il n'y a pas le feu ○ ; what's (all) the hurry? qu'est-ce qui presse? ; to do sth in a hurry faire qch à la hâte ; I'm not in any hurry to have children je ne suis pas pressée d'avoir des enfants ; I won't forget that in a hurry! je ne suis pas près d'oublier ça! ; she won't do that again in a hurry! elle ne recommencera pas de sitôt!
B vtr
1 (do hastily) brusquer [meal, task, performance, speech] ;
2 (rush, bustle) bousculer [person] ; to hurry sb in/out faire entrer/sortir qn en toute hâte ; to hurry sb to his seat faire asseoir qn rapidement ; to hurry sb away from the scene faire quitter précipitamment les lieux à qn.
C vi [person] se dépêcher, se presser ; to hurry over doing se dépêcher de faire ; to hurry over one's homework/a meal se dépêcher de faire ses devoirs/de manger ; to hurry in/out entrer/sortir précipitamment ; to hurry home se dépêcher de rentrer chez soi.
Phrasal verbs
■ hurry along :
▶ hurry along se presser, se dépêcher ; hurry along there please! allons, pressons s'il vous plaît! ;
▶ hurry along [sth], hurry [sth] along faire accélérer, faire activer [process].
■ hurry away se sauver.
■ hurry back (to any place) se dépêcher or s'empresser de retourner (to à) ; (to one's home) se dépêcher de rentrer (chez soi) ; hurry back! dépêche-toi de rentrer!
■ hurry off se sauver.
■ hurry up :
▶ hurry up se dépêcher ; hurry up! dépêche-toi! magne-toi ○ ! ;
▶ hurry [sb] up, hurry up [sb] bousculer [person] ;
▶ hurry [sth] up faire accélérer, faire activer [process].

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