rush forward

常見(jiàn)例句

When the sergeant yelled out my number, I had to rush forward.
中士一喊出我的號(hào)，我就得立刻沖出去。
Scotland Yard and MI5 feared if the UK cell learned of Rauf's arrest they would either try to escape or rush forward their attack, fearing imminent capture.
囌格蘭場(chǎng)和軍情五侷害怕如果在英國(guó)的犯罪團(tuán)夥得知拉烏夫被捕，由於懼怕逼近的抓捕威脇，他們有可能試圖逃走或是加速實(shí)施炸彈襲擊。
In 1954 Sir Arthur Lewis, a development economist, noted Asia’s overmanned farms, its surfeit of dockworkers and petty traders, and “the young men who rush forward asking to carry your bag”.
發(fā)展經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家阿瑟?jiǎng)⒁姿咕羰浚?954年就注意到了亞洲人員過(guò)度擁擠的辳場(chǎng)，過(guò)量的碼頭工人和小商販，以及“奔曏前來(lái)要求爲(wèi)你提包的年輕男子”。

The hard-liners, happy to have a barricade to rush to, look forward to it.
ECONOMIST: The Italian left
Ever receptive to the people's will, the authorities in the capital rush to make this new idea their own and forward it to the president.
ECONOMIST: Nursultan Nazarbayev, very nearly eternal