rush in
The phrase "rush in" often implies urgency or hasty action, frequently used to describe entering a place or situation quickly.
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Definition
B1General
(common)To move into a place quickly and with urgency.
Example
- As soon as the doors opened, the crowd began to rush in.
- Cold air rushed in when she opened the window.
B2Behavior
(idiomatic)To act hastily or without careful consideration.
Example
- Don't rush in without thinking; take your time to make a decision.
- Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
C1Sports
(technical, sports)In football, to quickly move towards the quarterback to disrupt a play.
Example
- The defensive players rushed in to sack the quarterback.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "rush in":
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