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Differences between hurry/rush/speed up
Hello,
I don't know the difference between hurry, rush and speed up. Can someone help me?
Thank you in advance.
8 feb. 2017 18:03
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Seem to be synonymous.
However, on closer examination it seems that "rush" has a nuance of haste and carelessness, whereas "hurry" seems only to carry the nuance of speed.
1.I rushed up the stairs.
2.I hurried up the stairs.
Speed Up: An increase in speed, especially in a person's or machine's rate of working.
8 februari 2017
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hurry - i brought you curry in a hurry
rush - hush and rush!
speed up - increase the speed of the activity
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