to do something quickly or without delay; to lose no time

quickly; at once

to hurry to a place

to be early enough for a scheduled event or transportation

to force people or animals to leave a place

to rush over

to return to a place in a hurry or with intent

to hurry to (somewhere)

to hurry to a specific destination, event, or location

to chase after someone or something in order to catch them

to work as a carter or porter, typically transporting goods or passengers using animals like donkeys

to do something immediately or without delay; to hasten

unable to reach a destination in time for a scheduled event or a form of transportation

to hurry on with one's journey to reach a destination

to catch up with and surpass

to force people or animals to leave a place; to chase off

to go to a local market or country fair on market day

to chase off or repel a person or animal from a specific location

to drive a cart

to kill every last one; to physically wipe out a group entirely

to engage in a friendly competition where everyone strives to surpass each other

to try hard to catch up

to work against the clock or hurry with work to get it done in time

not having enough time to do something or reach a destination in time

to go and take an imperial examination

to keep up with the latest fashion

as soon as possible; at the first opportunity; the sooner the better; before it's too late

to have enough time to do something; to be able to make it in time

at a future time; one of these days

to push someone to do something way beyond their ability or for which they are unprepared

(dialect) to gather seafood at the beach while the tide is out; to comb the beach for shellfish, crabs or other marine life

acting or moving with extreme speed; as fast as a meteor chasing the moon

to drive away

to follow the trend

to drive out or expel evil spirits, demons, or malevolent supernatural entities through ritual or force

to be in a hurry

better to hurry at the start than to rush later

to drive away; to expel

to drive or herd sheep

to catch up with Britain and surpass the USA (a historical economic goal)

extremely slow or inefficient; lagging behind and constantly missing opportunities (vulgar)