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hurry Significado & definición

0 to move or to do things quickly -- darse prisa
- Please hurry – the train is about to leave.
1 If you are in a hurry, you need to do something quickly. -- tener prisa
- I was in a hurry so I took a taxi.
2 to do or make do quickly because there is little time -- dar prisa
- We have to hurry up – the stores are closing. Tenemos que darnos prisa – las tiendas están cerrando.
- I don’t want to hurry you, but it’s getting late. No quiero darte prisa, pero se está haciendo tarde.
3 to move quickly toward -- darse prisa
- He hurried over to the check-in desk. Se apresuró hacia el mostrador de facturación.
4 the need to get somewhere quickly -- prisa [ feminine ]
- In her hurry, she dropped her glove. En sus prisas, a ella se le cayó el guante.
- What’s the hurry? We have lots of time. ¿A qué viene tanta prisa? Tenemos mucho tiempo.
5 not having much time -- apurado/ada
- Sorry, I can’t talk now – I’m in a hurry. Lo siento, no puedo hablar ahora – tengo prisa.
- kids in a hurry to finish their homework niños apurados por terminar sus deberes
- I wrote the paper in a hurry. Escribí el artículo con prisa.
6 having lots of time -- no tener prisa
- Take as much time as you need – I’m in no hurry. Tómate todo el tiempo que necesites – no tengo prisa.
- I’m not in any hurry to talk to her again. No tengo ninguna prisa por hablar con ella de nuevo.

There is no need to hurry and there is no time pressure that justifies this process.
There is no need to hurry but naturally the work must start.
We therefore need to hurry up.
If we do not change, if we do not hurry up with structural changes, competitiveness and innovation, we shall simply live more poorly.
In this situation, there is no reason for hurrying through a decision concerning future cultural capitals.
All the more reason for criticising the way in which this proposal has been hurried through.
Contrary to what the rapporteur intended, we are in such a hurry that we now risk sending out the wrong signal.
As long as pressure from neighbouring countries remains minimal, the generals will be in no hurry to pack their bags.