hurried en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de hurried en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.hurried [ingl. brit. ˈhʌrɪd, ingl. am. ˈhərid] V. part. pas.

hurried → hurry II, III

II.hurried [ingl. brit. ˈhʌrɪd, ingl. am. ˈhərid] ADJ.

hurried note, call

rapido

hurried visit, meal

frettoloso

hurried job, work

affrettato

hurried departure

precipitoso

I.hurry [ingl. brit. ˈhʌri, ingl. am. ˈhəri] SUST.

hurry

fretta f

hurry

premura f

to be in a hurry

avere fretta (to do di fare)

in my hurry, I forgot…

nella fretta ho dimenticato…

there's no hurry

non è urgente or non c'è fretta

what's (all) the hurry?

che fretta c'è? perché tutta questa fretta?

to do sth in a hurry

fare qc in fretta

I'm not in any hurry to have children

non sono impaziente or non ho fretta di avere figli

I won't forget that in a hurry!

non lo dimenticherò facilmente!

she won't do that again in a hurry!

ci vorrà del tempo prima che lo rifaccia!

II.hurry [ingl. brit. ˈhʌri, ingl. am. ˈhəri] V. trans.

1. hurry (do hastily):

hurry meal, task, performance, speech

fare [qc] in fretta

2. hurry (rush, bustle):

hurry person

fare fretta a

to hurry sb in, out

fare entrare, fare uscire qn in fretta

to hurry sb to his seat

fare sedere qn rapidamente

to hurry sb away from the scene of the accident

allontanare precipitosamente qn dal luogo dell'incidente

III.hurry [ingl. brit. ˈhʌri, ingl. am. ˈhəri] V. intr.

hurry person:

hurry

affrettarsi, fare in fretta

to hurry over doing

sbrigarsi a fare

to hurry over one's homework, a meal

sbrigarsi a fare i compiti, a mangiare

to hurry in, out

entrare, uscire in fretta

to hurry home

andare in fretta a casa

I.hurry up V. [ˈhʌri -] (hurry up)

hurry up

affrettarsi, fare in fretta

hurry up!

sbrigati! fai in fretta!

II.hurry up V. [ˈhʌri -] (hurry [sb] up, hurry up [sb])

hurry up person:

hurry up

fare fretta a

III.hurry up V. [ˈhʌri -] (hurry [sth] up)

hurry up process:

hurry up

accelerare

hurry off V. [ˈhʌri -]

hurry off

andarsene in fretta

I.hurry-scurry [ingl. am. ˌhəriˈskəri] ADV. arc.

hurry-scurry

in fretta e furia

II.hurry-scurry [ingl. am. ˌhəriˈskəri] V. intr. arc.

hurry-scurry

agire, muoversi in fretta e furia

hurry away V. [ˈhʌri -]

hurry away

andarsene in fretta

hurry back V. [ˈhʌri -]

hurry back (to any place)

tornare in fretta (to a)

hurry back (to one's home)

tornare in fretta (a casa)

hurry back!

sbrigati a tornare!

I.hurry along V. [ˈhʌri -] (hurry along)

hurry along

affrettarsi, fare in fretta

hurry along there please!

muoversi, per favore!

II.hurry along V. [ˈhʌri -] (hurry along [sth], hurry [sth] along)

hurry along process:

hurry along

accelerare

Traducciones de hurried en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

affrettato passo

hurried

affrettato conclusione

hurried

affrettato lavoro

hurried

sbrigativo modi

hurried

sbrigativo giudizio, lavoro

hurried

hurried en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de hurried en el diccionario inglés»italiano

hurried [ˈhɜ:·rɪd] ADJ.

hurried

affrettato, -a

I.hurry <-ie-> [ˈhɜ:·ri] V. intr.

hurry

affrettarsi

hurry

sbrigarsi

II.hurry <-ie-> [ˈhɜ:·ri] V. trans.

1. hurry (rush):

hurry

mettere fretta a

hurry process

affrettare

2. hurry (take quickly):

he was hurried to the hospital

lo portarono di corsa all'ospedale

III.hurry <-ie-> [ˈhɜ:·ri] SUST.

hurry

fretta f

to leave in a hurry

andarsene in fretta e furia

to do sth in a hurry

fare qc in fretta

what's (all) the hurry?

perché tanta fretta?

I.hurry away, hurry off V. intr.

hurry away

andarsene in fretta

II.hurry away, hurry off V. trans.

hurry away person

fare andare via in fretta

hurry away object

fare partire in fretta

I.hurry up V. intr.

hurry up

sbrigarsi

II.hurry up V. trans.

hurry up

mettere fretta a

I.hurry along V. intr.

hurry along

sbrigarsi

II.hurry along V. trans. always separ.

hurry along

mettere fretta a

hurry on V. intr.

hurry on

continuare rapidamente

Traducciones de hurried en el diccionario italiano»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

frettoloso (-a)

hurried

fretta

hurry

aver fretta

to be in a hurry

far fretta a qu

to hurry sb

non c'è fretta

there's no hurry

in fretta

in a hurry

in fretta e furia

in a terrible hurry

precipitazione

hurry

spicciarsi

to hurry

spicciati!

hurry up!

hurried Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to be in a desperate hurry

avere una fretta terribile

he was hurried to the hospital

lo portarono di corsa all'ospedale

to leave in a hurry

andarsene in fretta e furia

to do sth in a hurry

fare qc in fretta

what's (all) the hurry?

perché tanta fretta?

to be in a hurry

essere di fretta

of course the bus would be late when I'm in a hurry

come sempre l'autobus è in ritardo quando ho fretta

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

When he was discovered, he was always hurried back to his quarters by the nurses, who feared that he might frighten the patients.

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It was beset by financial problems and its preparations were hurried.

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The professor and his wife had a hurried discussion and wisely decided it should be the older one.

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The hurried early morning tryst that takes advantage of spontaneous tumescence, for example.

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But after a few minutes she got out of bed, ate a hurried breakfast, and went downstairs, where she straddled her streamlined racing bike.

www.themalaymailonline.com

The Soviet unit moved out in a hurried march to the east.

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But finally, a loud ding and the synchronised sliding of seatbelt steel before the hurried rush to reach for hand luggage.

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He was rarely hurried and had extra time to stare down the receiver on a number of his big plays.

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Or is the sudden rumble but the flurry of hurried birds, on wing against unceasing drought?

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Ashen-faced and gabbling with fright, the guards hurried out of the hut.

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