Hurry off Meaning in English
expression
ˈhɝi/ /ˈɔf
HURR-ee AWF
hˈʌɹi/ /ˈɒf
HURR-ee OF
释义
To leave a place quickly, often because you are in a rush or have something important to do.
用法与细微差别
Slightly informal; often used in everyday conversation or writing. Typical with places: 'hurry off to work.' Implies urgency or not having time for proper goodbyes. Not as strong as 'rush out.'
Spanish: irse rápidamente - salir apresuradoPortuguese (BR): sair apressadoPortuguese (PT): sair apressadoChinese (Simplified): 匆匆离开Chinese (Traditional): 匆匆離開Hindi: तेज़ी से निकल जानाArabic: يغادر بسرعةBengali: তাড়াতাড়ি চলে যাওয়া - হুড়োহুড়িতে চলে যাওয়াRussian: поспешно уйти - быстро уйтиJapanese: 急いで出かける - 急いで立ち去るVietnamese: vội vã rời đi - vội vàng điKorean: 급히 떠나다 - 서둘러 가다Turkish: aceleyle ayrılmak - hızlıca çıkmakUrdu: جلدی سے روانہ ہونا - عجلت میں جاناIndonesian: bergegas pergi - buru-buru pergi
例句
She had to hurry off to school this morning.
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I will hurry off after lunch for my appointment.
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They always hurry off at the end of meetings.
basic
Sorry to hurry off, but I can't be late today.
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As soon as the bell rang, the students hurried off to catch the bus.
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We chatted for a few minutes before he had to hurry off to another meeting.
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