Bum's rush Meaning in English
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释义
'Bum's rush' is an informal phrase meaning to forcefully or abruptly make someone leave a place, often without ceremony or warning.
用法与细微差别
Very informal, often slightly humorous or disapproving. Commonly used in the context of bars, parties, or businesses removing unwelcome guests. Not literal—rarely involves physical force. Used figuratively for being dismissed abruptly from jobs or situations.
例句
The bouncer gave the drunk man the bum's rush.
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He got the bum's rush at the end of the meeting.
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The shop owner gave the thief the bum's rush.
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If you keep bothering the staff, you'll get the bum's rush.
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I didn't even get to explain—I got the bum's rush as soon as I walked in.
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The team gave their old coach the bum's rush after a bad season.
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