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1. (n.) rush hour
a time of day in which large numbers of people are in transit, as going to or returning from work.
Etymology: (1895–1900)
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| Definition of 'rush hour' |
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1. (noun) rush hour
the times at the beginning and end of the working day when many people are traveling to or from work
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1. (noun) rush hour
a time of day when roads and transportation systems are filled with people traveling to or from work
Rush hour starts at about 5:00.
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Sense: a period when there is a lot of traffic on the roads, usually when people are going to or leaving work.
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 Afrikaans: spitstyd |
 Arabic: ساعَة الإزْدِحام |
 Bulgarian: час пик |
 Brazilian: hora de tráfego |
 Czech: dopravní špička |
 German: die Hauptverkehrszeit |
 Danish: myldretid |
 Greek: ώρα αιχμής |
 Spanish: hora punta |
 Estonian: tipptund |
 Farsi: ساعت شلوغی خیابان و جاده |
 Finnish: ruuhka-aika |
 French: heure de pointe |
 Hebrew: שְׁעַת עוֹמֵס |
 Hindi: व्यस्त समय |
 Croatian: vrijeme najvećeg prometa |
 Hungarian: csúcsforgalom |
 Indonesian: jam sibuk |
 Icelandic: aðalumferðartími |
 Italian: ora di punta |
 Japanese: ラッシュアワー |
 Korean: 혼잡 시간, 러시 아워 |
 Lithuanian: piko metas |
 Latvian: maksimumstunda |
 Malay: masa sibuk |
 Dutch: spitsuur |
 Norwegian: rushtid |
 Polish: godzina szczytu |
 Persian: ساعت شلوغی خیابان و جاده |
 Pashto: د جادی ساعت |
 Portuguese: hora de ponta |
 Romanian: oră de vârf |
 Russian: час(ы) пик |
 Slovak: dopravná špička |
 Slovenian: prometna konica |
 Serbian: špic |
 Swedish: rusningstid |
 Thai: ชั่วโมงเร่งด่วน |
 Turkish: kalabalık saat |
 Taiwanese: 上下班巔峰時間 |
 Ukrainian: година пік |
 Urdu: ایسا وقت جب سڑک پر بہت بھ |
 Vietnamese: giờ cao điểm |
 Chinese: 交通高峰期 |
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