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1 berderas
rush -
2 alir cepat
rush by, rushed by, rushed by, rushing by -
3 berkeliling cepat-cepat
rush around, rushed around, rushed around, rushing around -
4 berlalu dengan cepat
rush along, rushed along, rushed along, rushing along -
5 buru-buru menemui
rush into, rushed into, rushed into, rushing into -
6 buru-buru menerbitkan
rush into print, rushed into print, rushed into print, rushing into print -
7 buru-buru naik cetak
rush into print, rushed into print, rushed into print, rushing into print -
8 lari pontang-panting
rush pell mell, rushed pell mell, rushed pell mell, rushing pell mell -
9 masuk menyerbu
rush in, rushed in, rushed in, rushing in -
10 pekerjaan kilat
rush job -
11 pergi cepat-cepat
rush away, rushed away, rushed away, rushing away -
12 pergi naik cepat-cepat
rush on, rushed on, rushed on, rushing on -
13 pesanan kilat
rush order -
14 serang dengan cepat
rush upon, rushed upon, rushed upon, rushing upon -
15 serbu masuk
rush in, rushed in, rushed in, rushing in -
16 simpulkan dengan cepat
rush to conclusions, rushed to conclusions, rushed to conclusions, rushing to conclusions -
17 tabrak ke
rush against, rushed against, rushed against, rushing against -
18 melintas
pass by, rush by, pass quickly, take a shortcut* * *rush by, pass quickly; take a shortcut -
19 membanjir
in floods, rush en masse* * *in floods, in a large quantity; rush en masse -
20 bergegas
hurry up* * *rush about, rushed about, rushed about, rushing about* * *hurry up, be in a hurry
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