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1 rush
• bagatela; duvati u naletima; hitati; jurenje; juriti; jurnuti; jurnjava; nagli napad; nagrnuti; nalet; navala; navaliti; osvojiti naglim prepadom; pritisak; rogoz; savršena sitnica; sitnica; srljati; trska; žuriti; žurno otpremiti -
2 rush at
• nasrnuti na; ustremiti se na -
3 rush in
• jurnuti u; kidisati; sunuti u -
4 rush it
• gurati; hujati; juriti; navaliti; prohujati; žuriti -
5 rush-hours
• najveć.promet; najveći promet; špic; špica; vreme najvećeg prometa -
6 rush hour
• saobraćajni špic -
7 rush hours
• glavni časovi saobraćaja; jurnuti; navala; navaliti; špica; vreme najvećeg prometa -
8 rush into extrerirer
• ići terati u krajnost; prenagliti; srljati u; srljnuti; uleteti -
9 rush into print
• prenagliti sa štampanjem -
10 rush of current
• strujni impuls; strujni udar -
11 rush of current order
• hitan poziv -
12 rush off
• oboriti; preskočiti; strovaliti; trkom preći; zauzeti na juriš -
13 rush order
• hitna porudžbina -
14 rush through
• požurivati -
15 rush to pieces
• pogušati se; razbiti se; razlupati se; učestvovati u tuči -
16 rush trough
• izgovoriti kao vodu; jurenje; nasrtanje; navala; očas položiti ispit; podvaliti; srljanje -
17 it's not worth a rush
• ne vredi ni lule duvana -
18 make rush at
• jurenje; juriti; jurnuti na; jurnjava; navala na; navala posla; silan brz tokreka; velika tražnja -
19 the rush hour
• vreme najvećeg saobraćaja
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