ap删e藞sa蕘si
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to hurry (up), to rush
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Word origin
From pressa ('haste'), from Latin pressus, past participle of premere ('to press').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- pressus
- English cognates
- press, pressure
Grammar
Examples
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We need to hurry, the bus is about to leave.
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He hurried so as not to miss the flight.
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Don't rush, we still have time.
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