hurry in Italian
hurry in Italian is fretta, premura, furia — hurry means to move or act with speed, or to make someone or something move faster.
hurry in Italian
fretta
Rushed action.
premura
Rushed action.
furia
Rushed action.
affrettarsi
(intransitive) To do things quickly.
precipitarsi
(intransitive) To do things quickly.
What does "hurry" mean?
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verb To move or act with speed, or to make someone or something move faster.
"We need to hurry or we'll miss the flight."
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noun The state of needing to do something quickly; urgency.
"There's no hurry, take your time."
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hurry in a sentence
- We need to hurry or we'll miss the flight.
- She hurried the children along so they wouldn't be late for school.
- There's no hurry, take your time.
- He left in such a hurry that he forgot his keys.
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What is "hurry" in Italian?
"hurry" in Italian is fretta, premura, furia. hurry means: To move or act with speed, or to make someone or something move faster.
How do you use "hurry" in a sentence?
Example: "We need to hurry or we'll miss the flight." In Italian, "hurry" is fretta, premura, furia.
Are there other ways to say "hurry" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 5 translations listed for "hurry": fretta, premura, furia, affrettarsi, precipitarsi.
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