English to Latin Meaning of rush - refrenantem

Rush :

refrenantem

noun

refrenantem, calamo uno, iunci, vexillum, turba, vulgus, MILLE, impetus, tumultus, POPULATIO, ingrata, celeritas, Guido, effugium, fuga, darent, volant, TURBAMENTUM, EXSTERNO, inordinationem, hastile, sagittae spiculum,, celantibus ulvam,, sagitta, diruendis exercuisset

verb

refrenantem, irruere conarentur,, suadebat in agmina, Curre, genus, fugent, de latibulis surrexissent, invasit sicut ignem ferum

adjective

lingua testificans adducit, summa, urgeat, refrenantem

Rush :: impetuRushed :: impetuRusher :: rusherRushers :: rushersRushes :: iunciRushing :: impetuRushy :: CAUDEUS

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Definitions of rush in English

Noun(1) the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner(2) a sudden forceful flow(3) grasslike plants growing in wet places and having cylindrical often hollow stems(4) physician and American Revolutionary leader; signer of the Declaration of Independence (1745-1813(5) the swift release of a store of affective force(6) a sudden burst of activity(7) (American football
Verb(1) move hurridly(2) attack suddenly(3) urge to an unnatural speed(4) act or move at high speed(5) run with the ball, in football(6) cause to move fast or to rush or race(7) cause to occur rapidly
Adjective(1) not accepting reservations(2) done under pressure

Examples of rush in English

(1) Stone and, later, bronze vessels became reservoirs of animal and vegetable oils wicked with rush and hemp.(2) how much did they rush you for this heap?(3) It's a rush , a thrill, a challenge to do something that most people can't even conceive of and couldn't do even if they wanted to.(4) The teacher was surprised when the usual rush for the door didn't happen.(5) I don't want to rush you into something(6) a rush job(7) The thought of his blind date gives him a rush of anticipatory nervous excitement.(8) While Lucien Bouchard preached his call to sovereignist arms, the 70 made a rush for the conference room.(9) The basement was nearly ripped in two as the rush of cold air from outside flooded the entire room.(10) With the Christmas rush on, we sure needed the extra help.(11) The result is an outcry from U.S. and European manufacturers and a rush to reimpose quotas on Chinese textiles and clothing within months.(12) Driving home with Jonas, she felt a rush she hadn't experienced since before her husband and son had died.(13) There are the thrill-seekers, who find they get a rush of euphoria by waiting to do things at the last minute.(14) an ambulance was waiting to rush him to hospital(15) The 2003 football season may have ended, but the NFL off season gives a rush to any hard-core fan.(16) McLauchlan says he gets a rush of pleasure when he walks into the drawing room and the dining room, both of grand proportions.

Related Phrases of rush

(1) rush hour ::

ruunt hora

(2) rush out ::

prorupit

(3) in a rush ::

properare

(4) gold rush ::

aurum refrenantem

(5) rush hours ::

horis refrenantem

(6) rush into ::

suadebat in agmina

(7) adrenaline rush ::

adrenaline ruunt

(8) rush off ::

ruunt off

(9) sugar rush ::

sugar refrenantem

(10) rush up ::

concursum est

Related Phrases of rush

(1) rush hour ::

ruunt hora

(2) rush out ::

prorupit

(3) in a rush ::

properare

(4) gold rush ::

aurum refrenantem

(5) rush hours ::

horis refrenantem

(6) rush into ::

suadebat in agmina

(7) adrenaline rush ::

adrenaline ruunt

(8) rush off ::

ruunt off

(9) sugar rush ::

sugar refrenantem

(10) rush up ::

concursum est

Synonyms

Noun

1. dash ::

de latibulis surrexissent

2. hustle and bustle ::

agitando et properantibus

3. demand ::

demanda

4. hurry ::

festina

5. surge ::

fluctus

6. gust ::

impetus

7. charge ::

arguere

8. haste ::

festina

9. upsurge ::

LEVO

10. flush ::

Suspendisse

11. rushing ::

multorum currentium

Verb

12. hurry ::

festina

13. flow ::

influunt

14. push ::

dis

15. attack ::

impetus

16. hasten ::

festinent,

17. race ::

genus

18. pelt along ::

et contumeliis una

19. stimulate ::

stimulate

Adjective

20. urgent ::

urgente

Different Forms

rush, rushed, rusher, rushers, rushes, rushing, rushy

Word Example from TV Shows

- Oh, I'd wait. - No RUSH, no RUSH.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

Since when do we offer a one-day RUSH?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

Sometimes I RUSH into things.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

Why the RUSH? She isn't going anywhere.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

$-That’s what you want, right?\N-Listen to me, don’t rush.$

-That’s what you want, right?
-Listen to me, don’t RUSH.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 1

Examples of rush from TV Shows

- Oh, I'd wait. - No RUSH, no RUSH.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 20

Since when do we offer a one-day RUSH?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 18

Sometimes I RUSH into things.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

Why the RUSH? She isn't going anywhere.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

$-That’s what you want, right?\N-Listen to me, don’t rush.$

-That’s what you want, right?
-Listen to me, don’t RUSH.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 1

English to Latin Dictionary: rush

Meaning and definitions of rush, translation in Latin language for rush with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of rush in Latin and in English language.

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English to Latin Dictionary: rush

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