with a rush

常見(jiàn)例句

The thieve snap the wallet with a rush and run away.
這賊猛地一把抓住錢(qián)包逃跑了。
First：“My neighbor is very disgusting，who moved here recently，he rang the bell of my house with a rush late at night．”
甲：“我家新搬來(lái)的鄰居好可惡，竟然深更半夜跑來(lái)猛按我家的門(mén)鈴。”
The fans know what Gattuso means to this team and they welcomed him onto the field with a rush of cheering and applause.
球迷們知道加圖索對(duì)球隊(duì)意味著什麼所以他們以熱烈的掌聲和喝彩歡迎他廻到賽場(chǎng)。

The rush out of equities globally has coincided with a rush into bonds and gold.
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His interview answers often started confidently, with a rush of distant memories—his report on the first integrated high-school dinner in Virginia, the name of his editor, the exact time he handed in his copy—but foundered in tears when the words failed.
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