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1. (adj.) hurried
moving or working rapidly.
2. hurried
done with hurry; hasty.
Etymology: (1660–70)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) hurried
moving rapidly or performed quickly or in great haste
"a hurried trip to the store"; "the hurried life of a city"; "a hurried job"
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1. (adjective) hurried
done too quickly because there is not much time
We said a hurried goodbye.; She hurriedly brushed her teeth.
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) hurried
urged on; hastened; going or working at speed; as, a hurried writer; a hurried life
2. (adj) hurried
done in a hurry; hence, imperfect; careless; as, a hurried job
3. hurried
of Hurry
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Sense: done quickly, often too quickly
This was a very hurried piece of work.
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 Afrikaans: gejaag |
 Arabic: مُتَسَرِّع |
 Bulgarian: направен набързо |
 Brazilian: apressado |
 Czech: uspěchaný |
 German: eilig |
 Danish: forhastet |
 Greek: βιαστικός |
 Spanish: apresurado, hecho deprisa |
 Estonian: kiiruga tehtud |
 Farsi: عجولانه |
 Finnish: hätiköity |
 French: faità la hâte |
 Hebrew: חפוּז |
 Hindi: त्वरित |
 Croatian: žuran, hitan, navrat-nano |
 Hungarian: elsietett |
 Indonesian: dilakukan tergesa-gesa |
 Icelandic: flausturslegur |
 Italian: affrettato |
 Japanese: 大急ぎの |
 Korean: 서두르는 |
 Lithuanian: skubotas |
 Latvian: steidzams; steidzīgs |
 Malay: dibuat dengan terlalu cep |
 Dutch: haastig |
 Norwegian: hastig, oppjaget |
 Polish: pośpieszny |
 Persian: عجولانه |
 Pashto: په چابکی سره |
 Portuguese: apressado |
 Romanian: (făcut) în grabă |
 Russian: спешный |
 Slovak: unáhlený |
 Slovenian: prenagljen |
 Serbian: zbrzan |
 Swedish: brådstörtad, hast[verk] |
 Thai: ที่รีบร้อน |
 Turkish: aceleye gelmiş, telâşla y |
 Taiwanese: 匆促的 |
 Ukrainian: поспішний |
 Urdu: تیزی سے کیا گیا |
 Vietnamese: vội vàng |
 Chinese: 匆促的 |
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