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Übersetzung & Definition
to rush: sich beeilen, hasten, rasen
Don't rush. Take your time. Beeilen Sie sich nicht. Nehmen Sie sich Zeit.
We will rush the order out to you as soon as we can. Wir werden alles bearbeiten, damit wir Ihnen ihre Bestellung so schnell wie möglich zusenden können.
rushed: sehr in Eile
a rush: ein Andrang, Hochbetrieb
Beispiel
- "I have an appointment to have my shoes shined at 3:00, and I don't like to be rushed."
- "There's no need to rush!"
- "Bruno's Brew is the most popular perfume in Brazil, and as things stand, I have nothing to give our wholesalers for the Christmas rush."
Übung 1
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the dialogue!
This adjective means 'cheeky', 'badly behaved', 'impolite', etc:
My son is very . He often takes biscuits without permission, runs with scissors, and pulls his sister's hair.
Now we're looking for a verb which means 'to deal with', 'to manage', or 'to take care of':
Can you this project alone, or do you need me to help you? (remember to conjugate correctly!)
Finally, find the verb which means 'to hurry' or 'to do something quickly':
If you your homework, you are likely to get a bad mark.
This adjective means 'cheeky', 'badly behaved', 'impolite', etc:
My son is very . He often takes biscuits without permission, runs with scissors, and pulls his sister's hair.
Now we're looking for a verb which means 'to deal with', 'to manage', or 'to take care of':
Can you this project alone, or do you need me to help you? (remember to conjugate correctly!)
Finally, find the verb which means 'to hurry' or 'to do something quickly':
If you your homework, you are likely to get a bad mark.
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the dialogue!
This adjective means 'cheeky', 'badly behaved', 'impolite', etc:
My son is very naughty 1. He often takes biscuits without permission, runs with scissors, and pulls his sister's hair.
Now we're looking for a verb which means 'to deal with', 'to manage', or 'to take care of':
Can you handle 2 this project alone, or do you need me to help you? (remember to conjugate correctly!)
Finally, find the verb which means 'to hurry' or 'to do something quickly':
If you rush 3 your homework, you are likely to get a bad mark.
This adjective means 'cheeky', 'badly behaved', 'impolite', etc:
My son is very naughty 1. He often takes biscuits without permission, runs with scissors, and pulls his sister's hair.
Now we're looking for a verb which means 'to deal with', 'to manage', or 'to take care of':
Can you handle 2 this project alone, or do you need me to help you? (remember to conjugate correctly!)
Finally, find the verb which means 'to hurry' or 'to do something quickly':
If you rush 3 your homework, you are likely to get a bad mark.
1 naughty: 'Naughty' is the term we were looking for here. If someone is 'naughty', then they are not 'sensible', 'calm', or 'kind'. We often say that children are 'naughty' when they behave badly.
2 handle: 'Handle' is the correct answer here. 'To handle' can have several different meanings depending on the context. In the dialogue, Edward 'handles a paper jam in a photocopier'. This means that he 'deals with' or 'manages' the problem. Another example: 'Brian handles Bruno's special needs and desires'. In another context, 'to handle' can mean 'to touch' or 'to manipulate': 'Please handle this box with care. It contains fragile items'.
3 rush: 'Rush' is the best answer here. To 'rush' is to do something very quickly, or to 'hurry'. Note the related noun: 'a rush'. Here's an example: 'I'm in a bit of a rush, so I can't stop and chat'.
Übung 2
"You seemed rather unwell last night."
In this context, "unwell" means .
In this context, "unwell" means .
"You seemed rather unwell last night."
In this context, "unwell" means ill.
In this context, "unwell" means ill.
ill: "Ill" is the best term to define "unwell" in this context. Both terms share a similar meaning with "sick", and describe a person who is not in good health. Example: "I'm feeling unwell. I think I need a cup of tea."
angry: The term "angry" is sued to describe someone who is "cross", "mad", or has "lost their temper". This is unrelated to the term "unwell".
rushed: The term "rushed" is used to describe someone who is "in a hurry" or has a lot of things to do in a short space of time. This is unrelated to the term "unwell".
unpleasant: The term "unpleasant" describes a person or object which is not "nice" or "pleasing". Example: "The soup left an unpleasant taste in my mouth". This is unrelated to the term "unwell".
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