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rush
[rʌʃ]
释义
释义1：n.(服用海洛因或苯丙胺等麻醉品后产生的)异常(或刹那、瞬间)快感；(身体的)一阵感觉；极度兴奋，激动；快感
the intense feeling experienced from the early moments after taking a drug.
释义2：vi.匆忙 To hurry
释义3：vt.催促某人 to cause to move, act, or progress quickly;hurry
例句
Monica: Being back with you guys, it's like the best rush in the world.(Shameless)
莫妮卡：回到你们身边，简直是世上最美好的感觉。（无耻之徒）
MATTHEW CRAWLEY：Let me get this clear. At Sybil's ball you said you'd give me your answer the day you got back, and now you say you will not.
LADY MARY：Why do we have to rush into it? I need to be sure, that's all.(Downton Abbey)
马修.克劳利：我们说清楚，在西伯尔的舞会上，你说你会在你回来的时候答复我的，现在又说不会。
玛丽小姐：为什么我们要这么仓促做事呢？我只是想确定心意，仅此而已。（唐顿庄园）
SIR RICHARD CARLISLE：I'm a newspaper man. When I hear of something good, I have to make sure of it straight away.I'm sorry if I rushed you.(Downton Abbey)
理查德.卡莱尔：我是卖报纸的。但凡我听到好新闻，我得立马落实。抱歉，如果我催促了你。（唐顿庄园）
