B1verbtransportwork
US/rʌʃ/
UK/rʌʃ/
to go or do something very quickly, often too quickly
In context
I woke up late and had to rush to the office without breakfast.
Neighbors rushed out of their houses when they heard the explosion.
Take your time and don't rush the exam, there's plenty of time.
Words that go with rush
verb + preposition
- rush toFans rushed to the airport to see the singer.
- rush intoDon't rush into marriage just because your friends are married.
- rush to hospitalThe injured driver was rushed to hospital.
verb + adverb
- rush outShe rushed out to buy medicine for her son.
- rush homeI rushed home when I heard the news.
- rush aroundI've been rushing around all day and I'm exhausted.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
I rushed to home after work.Correct: I rushed home after work.