hour [ˈaʊəʳ, Am ˈaʊr] СУЩ.
2. hour (time of day):
3. hour (time for an activity):
4. hour (period of time):
I. rush2 СУЩ.
1. rush (hurry):
2. rush:
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| we | rush |
| you | rush |
| they | rush |
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| you | rushed |
| he/she/it | rushed |
| we | rushed |
| you | rushed |
| they | rushed |
| I | have | rushed |
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| he/she/it | has | rushed |
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| they | have | rushed |
| I | had | rushed |
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| you | had | rushed |
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She never lets the men stay for long, usually requiring them to leave an hour after she climaxes.
en.wikipedia.org He described his terror after he was trapped in an air pocket under a vessel for an hour alongside five others as he awaited rescue.
www.independent.co.uk Winds gusted from 6070 miles per hour (95110 km/h), causing minor wind damage.
en.wikipedia.org The drive method may be as simple as a gear motor that rotates at a very slow average rate of one revolution per day (15 degrees per hour).
en.wikipedia.org After steady growth over the first half of the century, including winning paid sick leave, annual leave and a forty-hour week, the union really took off in the 1950s.
en.wikipedia.org Поиск в словаре
- run up
- run-up
- runway
- rupee
- rupture
- rush hour
- rush into
- rush order
- rush out
- rush through
- rush up