沖進(jìn); 匆忙進(jìn)入 enter a space hastily; be hasty about entering (a state, agreement, etc.) or about (doing sth)
rush into sth
There suddenly rushed into the room a group of small children.
突然一群小孩涌進(jìn)屋來。
He rushed into the campaign without any political experience.
他毫無(wú)政治經(jīng)驗(yàn)就去參加競(jìng)選運(yùn)動(dòng)。
We must not rush into anything without careful planning.
任何事情我們沒有經(jīng)過仔細(xì)籌劃就不可貿(mào)然行事。
Don\\\'t rush into marriage; you might regret it later.
不要匆匆忙忙結(jié)婚,不然你以后也許要后悔的。
Suddenly an idea rushed into my head,“Why not ask Uncle Mark for help?”
我突然想到了一個(gè)主意:“為什么不請(qǐng)馬克大叔幫忙呢?”
We may eventually become members of the club, but this is not something that should be rushed into.
我們也許最終會(huì)成為俱樂部成員的,但不能草率行事。
rush sb into v-ing
Don\\\'t let anyone rush you into joining; think it over.
不要受別人的鼓動(dòng)而參與某事,要三思而后行。
I was rushed into buying these fur boots.
我被催著趕快買這雙毛皮靴子。