hurries, hurried, hurrying
to hurry up
phrasal verb
To move or act more quickly to avoid being late
- 1We need to hurry up or we'll miss the bus.
- 2Please hurry up and finish your homework.
To hurry up means to go faster so you don't arrive late. It's like when you need to get somewhere quickly, so you move quickly to make sure you get there on time. It's important to hurry up when you're running late.
Remember, to hurry up doesn't mean to rush blindly. Stay focused on your task and move efficiently. It's about being quick and smart, not just fast.
at the movie theater
Rushing for the Movie
Thomas
Mary, we need to hurry up or we'll miss the beginning of the movie.
Mary
Oh no, I didn't realize the time! Let's go quickly.
Thomas
The previews are starting soon, we should get our tickets fast.
Mary
Alright, I'm ready. Let's move!
at a lively venue
Catching the Last Dance
Jennifer
Matthew, we need to hurry up or we'll miss the main event!
Matthew
Alright, let me grab my jacket quickly.
Jennifer
Great, I'll call a cab while you do that.
Matthew
Perfect, let's make sure we don't miss anything!
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Similar to "to hurry up":
- 1rush
- 2speed up