Hurry along Meaning in English
expression
ˈhɝi/ /əˈɫɔŋ
HURR-ee uh-LAWNG
hˈʌɹi/ /ɐlˈɒŋ
HURR-ee ul-ONG
التعريف
To move or make someone move faster, especially so as not to be late or to finish something quickly.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Commonly used to tell someone to move or progress faster, both literally ('let's hurry along') and figuratively (to speed up an activity). More informal; often found in everyday speech. Key for urging children, groups, or in time-sensitive situations.
Spanish: apresurarse - apurarsePortuguese (BR): apressar-se - andar depressaPortuguese (PT): apressar-se - andar depressaChinese (Simplified): 赶快走 - 快点走Chinese (Traditional): 趕快走 - 快點走Hindi: जल्दी चलनाArabic: أسرع في المشي - أسرع بالمغادرةBengali: তাড়াতাড়ি করা - দ্রুত চলাRussian: поторопиться - поспешитьJapanese: 急いで進む - 急がせるVietnamese: nhanh lên - thúc giụcKorean: 서두르다 - 재촉하다Turkish: acele etmek - hızlandırmakUrdu: جلدی کرنا - تیز چلناIndonesian: cepat-cepat - mempercepat
جمل نموذجية
Come on, kids, hurry along! We don't want to be late.
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If you hurry along, you'll catch them before they leave.
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She tried to hurry along the meeting so everyone could leave early.
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We need to hurry along or we'll miss the bus.
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The teacher told the class to hurry along to the next activity.
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Let's hurry along so we can get home before dark.
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