No. 7,704 in French
rush
The French word "rush" refers to a hurried action or intense activity.
In a sentence
Je suis en plein rush pour finir mes devoirs avant minuit.
I am in a rush to finish my homework before midnight.
The word 'rush' (used as 'en plein rush') indicates urgency or a time-constrained effort.
Il y a toujours un rush de clients dans ce café le matin.
There is always a rush of customers in this café in the morning.
Here, 'rush' describes a crowded or busy situation, often associated with peak times or high demand.
Pendant la période de rush pour les soldes, les magasins deviennent très animés.
During the rush period for the sales, stores become very lively.
The term 'rush' signifies a period of high activity, particularly during events causing increased customer activity.
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