Hurry Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈhɝi/

HURR-ee

UK

/hˈʌɹi/

HUH-ree

التعريف

To move, act, or do something quickly because there is limited time; also, a feeling or need to move quickly.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in both noun and verb forms ('in a hurry', 'hurry up!'). Informal requests often use 'hurry up'. 'No hurry' expresses there's no rush. Not as strong as 'rush', which is more urgent.

• Spanish: prisa - apresurarse
• Portuguese (BR): pressa - apressar-se
• Portuguese (PT): pressa - apressar-se
• Chinese (Simplified): 匆忙 - 赶快
• Chinese (Traditional): 匆忙 - 趕快
• Hindi: जल्दी - जल्दी करना
• Arabic: عَجَلة - يُسْرِع
• Bengali: দ্রুত করা - তাড়াহুড়ো করা
• Russian: спешить - торопиться - спешка (noun)
• Japanese: 急ぐ - 急ぎ（名詞）
• Vietnamese: vội - gấp - vội vàng
• Korean: 서두르다 - 서둘러 가다 - 급함(명사)
• Turkish: acele etmek - acele (isim)
• Urdu: جلدی کرنا - عجلت (اسم)
• Indonesian: buru-buru - tergesa-gesa

جمل نموذجية

Please hurry or we will miss the bus.

basic

He left in a hurry this morning.

basic

Don’t hurry; take your time.

basic

If you hurry, you might finish before lunch.

natural

There’s no hurry; we have plenty of time.

natural

I told her to hurry up, but she still took forever.

natural