haste 音标拼音: [h'est]
n .
v . 急忙,赶急,匆忙
急忙,赶急,匆忙
haste n 1 :
overly eager speed (
and possible carelessness ); "
he soon regretted his haste " [
synonym : {
haste }, {
hastiness }, {
hurry },
{
hurriedness }, {
precipitation }]
2 :
the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner ; "
in his haste to leave he forgot his book " [
synonym : {
haste }, {
hurry },
{
rush }, {
rushing }]
3 :
a condition of urgency making it necessary to hurry ; "
in a hurry to lock the door " [
synonym : {
hurry }, {
haste }]
Haste \
Haste \,
v .
t . &
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Hasted };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Hasting }.] [
OE .
hasten ;
akin to G .
hasten ,
D .
haasten ,
Dan .
haste ,
Sw .
hasta ,
OF .
haster ,
F .
h [^
a ]
ter .
See {
Haste },
n .]
To hasten ;
to hurry . [
Archaic ]
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I '
ll haste the writer . --
Shak .
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They were troubled and hasted away . --
Ps .
xlviii .
5 .
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Haste \
Haste \ (
h [=
a ]
st ),
n . [
OE .
hast ;
akin to D .
haast ,
G .,
Dan .,
Sw ., &
OFries .
hast ,
cf .
OF .
haste ,
F .
h [^
a ]
te (
of German origin );
all perh .
fr .
the root of E .
hate in a earlier sense of ,
to pursue .
See {
Hate }.]
1 .
Celerity of motion ;
speed ;
swiftness ;
dispatch ;
expedition ; --
applied only to voluntary beings ,
as men and other animals .
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The king '
s business required haste . --
1 Sam .
xxi .
8 .
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2 .
The state of being urged or pressed by business ;
hurry ;
urgency ;
sudden excitement of feeling or passion ;
precipitance ;
vehemence .
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I said in my haste ,
All men are liars . --
Ps .
cxvi .
11 .
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{
To make haste },
to hasten .
Syn :
Speed ;
quickness ;
nimbleness ;
swiftness ;
expedition ;
dispatch ;
hurry ;
precipitance ;
vehemence ;
precipitation .
Usage : {
Haste }, {
Hurry }, {
Speed }, {
Dispatch }.
Haste denotes quickness of action and a strong desire for getting on ;
hurry includes a confusion and want of collected thought not implied in haste ;
speed denotes the actual progress which is made ;
dispatch ,
the promptitude and rapidity with which things are done .
A man may properly be in haste ,
but never in a hurry .
Speed usually secures dispatch .
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97 Moby Thesaurus words for "
haste ":
air speed ,
alacrity ,
anxiety ,
barrel ,
beeline ,
breathless impatience ,
briskness ,
bucket ,
bustle ,
carelessness ,
celerity ,
chafing ,
dash ,
desperateness ,
devil -
may -
careness ,
dispatch ,
disquietude ,
drive ,
eagerness ,
excitement ,
expedition ,
expeditiousness ,
fastness ,
fleetness ,
flight ,
flit ,
flurry ,
forwardness ,
fretfulness ,
fretting ,
furiousness ,
ground speed ,
hasten ,
hastiness ,
heedlessness ,
highball ,
hotfoot ,
hotheadedness ,
hurriedness ,
hurry ,
hustle ,
impatience ,
impatientness ,
impetuosity ,
impetuousness ,
impulse ,
impulsiveness ,
instantaneousness ,
knots ,
lather ,
lightning speed ,
miles per hour ,
overeagerness ,
overenthusiasm ,
overhastiness ,
overzealousness ,
pace ,
precipitance ,
precipitancy ,
precipitateness ,
precipitation ,
precipitousness ,
precociousness ,
precocity ,
prematureness ,
prematurity ,
promptitude ,
promptness ,
quickness ,
rapidity ,
rashness ,
recklessness ,
restiveness ,
restlessness ,
rocket ,
round pace ,
rpm ,
run ,
rush ,
rustle ,
snappiness ,
speed ,
speediness ,
stew ,
suddenness ,
sweat ,
swift rate ,
swiftness ,
tense readiness ,
uneasiness ,
unpatientness ,
unquietness ,
untimeliness ,
urgency ,
velocity ,
wantonness ,
wildness
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