To rush at; attack.

对…冲击；攻击。

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The bear, wounded badly, gathered all its strength to rush at the hunter.

那只熊虽受重伤，仍使出全身力气扑向猎人。

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I was. I remember the night I finished as clear as a bell: November 1. I was listening to Rush at very high volume over and over, it was freezing cold, I was starting to paint, but the moon was out.

是这样的，我清清楚楚的记得那天晚上的情景：11月1日，我在听摇滚乐，音量放的很大，天气很冷，我开始刷油漆，这时月亮出来了，我抬头看者月亮，边看边转，伸出双手。

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We've got them on a rush to try to get the book out and they're thinking that we'll at least have copies to reviewers by June.

我们试图尽快,将其出版并且他们认为,六月份之前，至少我们将可以把草稿给评论家看。

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At some point I may rush to catch up ahead.

有的方面我会急着想要超前。

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Traditionally it is the dollar to which investors rush at times of uncertainty, though measuring the effect of safe-haven status is difficult.

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When that bell rings, it takes a special kind of courage to answer the call and rush, at great risk to yourself, to help your fellow citizens.

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In truth, the flight to the real signaled a rush to consumption (housing is consumption) at the expense of the productive economy.

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