rush through

英 [rʌʃ θruː]

美 [rʌʃ θruː]

加急处理; 匆忙处理

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 加急处理;匆忙处理
  If yourushsomethingthrough, you deal with it quickly so that it is ready in a shorter time than usual.
  1. The government rushed through legislation aimed at Mafia leaders...
     政府匆忙通过了针对黑手党首领的立法。
  2. They rushed the burial through so no evidence would show up.
     他们仓促举行了葬礼，掩盖了所有证据。

双语例句

• And don't try to rush through this season of pain.
  而且不要匆忙渡过痛苦期。
• It is better to take time to agree a policy that will work than to rush through an ill-considered response.
  花些时间达成一项管用的政策，要好过匆忙通过一项有欠考虑的对策。
• Rush through traffic, conquer multiple racing events, and outrun cops in hot pursuit to become the Champion Road Racer!
  冲闯过交通，征服多样的竞赛事件，而且跑得更快（远）热的追求警官变成冠军道路叁赛者！
• It is-in my opinion-dangerous to rush through the earlier stages because there is too high a probability of missing some key point.
  以我的观点来说，急急忙忙略过初阶部份相当的危险，因为很有可能忽略关键的部份。
• Do you not rush through the world too hard, Mr. Henderson?
  亨德森先生，您在世上的步履太匆忙了吧？
• They were trying to rush through the autumn ploughing before the frost.
  他们想法在霜冻前赶紧完成秋耕工作。
• The words rush through my hand like hounds in pursuit of a hare which they often miss.
  滔滔不绝的词语流淌过我的手心，恰如猎犬追逐行将消失的野兔。
• This way, you don't have to jump out of bed and rush through your morning.
  这样你不必跳着起床，匆匆忙忙地度过早晨。
• I saw the man rush through, want to stop him, but not stopped.
  我看见那人匆匆走过，想拦住他，但没拦住。
• We rush through the day, from one task to another, from one appointment to another, until we collapse on the couch, exhausted, at the end of the day.
  人都急于一整天做完一件事又一件事，完成一个又一个任务，直到一天结束，崩溃无力地躺在沙发上。