sudden rush

突然的冲动：指突然产生的强烈欲望或冲动。

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突然的冲动：指突然产生的强烈欲望或冲动。
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There was a sudden rush of activity as the guests began to arrive.
A sudden rush for the door when someone shouted, "Fire! "
Given that sudden rush, the cost of pensions may start to look unsustainable.
It's like adrenaline, the pain is such a sudden rush for me.
With the Spring Festival only a month away, there arises a sudden rush for outbound travel in Hefei's tourist market.
When you can feel grateful for everything around you, you will feel a sudden rush of energy inside your body and will feel great.
She felt a sudden rush of emotion at the thought of seeing him again.
All it takes is a cashier on a cigarette break, or a sudden rush of customers, and you could have 10 people in the queue.
Where were the gasps, the shaking hand, then sudden rush to zoom in.
A sudden rush of business kept us on the go.
I think that that sticks to your mind, so that's probably the most memorable moment, that sudden rush of air and bang, right next to me.
A sudden rush of activity (on the stock market)
blush; sudden rush of emotions
更新时间：2025-05-02 15:12

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