Lingaku- to rush
- in a hurry
- to worry about being late
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to rush
- in a hurry
- to worry about being late
This meaning conveys a sense of urgency or hastiness in doing something, often due to a need to complete a task quickly.
We are in a hurry now, let's leave quickly!
This meaning indicates that someone is pressed for time and needs to complete things quickly, usually leading to a more frantic or chaotic state.
She was in a hurry this morning and forgot to bring her lunch.
Please don't be in a hurry, take your time.
This meaning reflects the anxiety or concern someone feels about potentially arriving late to an appointment or event.
Generated collocations (experimental)
zháo máng着忙gǎn lù赶路to rush on the roadzhāo着máng忙Yīng应duì对to hurriedly respondzháo máng着忙gōng zuò工作to rush at workzháo máng着忙zhǔn bèi准备to prepare in a hurryzháo máng着忙chū fā出发to set off in a hurryzháo máng着忙ān pái安排to hurriedly arrangezháo máng着忙chī fàn吃饭to eat in a rushzhāo着máng忙gǎn赶shí jiān时间to rush against timezháo máng着忙bàn lǐ办理to handle matters hurriedlyzháo máng着忙zhǎo找rén人to quickly look for someonezháo máng着忙tǎo lùn讨论to discuss in a hurryzháo máng着忙lián xì联系to get in touch hurriedly