Rush in Meaning in English
expression
释义
To enter a place or situation quickly and often without thinking carefully. It can also mean to act too fast, especially before considering the consequences.
用法与细微差别
Often informal; used for both physical actions (entering a room suddenly) and metaphorically (getting involved in something too quickly). Phrases like 'Don't rush in' or 'rush in without thinking' are common. Typically implies haste or lack of caution.
例句
Please don't rush in without knocking.
basic
The students rushed in when the bell rang.
basic
Never rush in to make a decision.
basic
He tends to rush in without thinking about the consequences.
natural
Don't just rush in—take a moment to look around first.
natural
I know you want to help, but try not to rush in until you understand the situation.
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