Rush through Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To do something too quickly, often without enough care or attention; also used for dealing with tasks, documents, or processes rapidly.
Usage & Nuances
Informal; often negative, implying poor quality or lack of attention. Common with 'work', 'meeting', 'reading', 'homework'. Not the same as 'rush' alone, which just means to hurry.
Example Sentences
Please don't rush through your homework.
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He tried to rush through breakfast to catch the bus.
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The committee shouldn't rush through such an important decision.
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I rushed through my notes before the exam, but I still forgot some answers.
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Let's not rush through this meeting—we need to discuss everything properly.
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Sometimes, when you're tired, it's easy to rush through your chores without doing them well.
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