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unrushed

/ʌnɹˈʌʃt/ adj

Not rushed

Word Origin Rush comes from Vulgar Latin rusare 'to retreat, push back' — but in English, it took on the sense of moving quickly, perhaps from the idea of pushing forward. Unrushed simply adds un- 'not' and -ed: not hurried, relaxed. The root also gives us rusher (one who rushes). So unrushed means done without haste, in a leisurely way.

adj Not rushed

We enjoyed an unrushed breakfast on the sunny terrace.

(形容词) 不匆忙的；从容的；悠闲的

我们在阳光明媚的露台上享用了一顿从容不迫的早餐。

(adjetivo) Sin prisa; no apresurado.

Disfrutamos de un desayuno sin prisas en la soleada terraza.

(adjectif) sans hâte; tranquille; posé; détendu [Qui n'est pas pressé ; paisible, sans hâte.]

Nous avons savouré un petit-déjeuner unrushed sur la terrasse ensoleillée.

(Adjektiv) unüberstürzt; gelassen; ohne Hast [Ohne Eile oder Hast; in ruhigem, entspanntem Tempo.]

Wir genossen ein **unrushed** Frühstück auf der sonnigen Terrasse.

(形容詞) 急がない、落ち着いた、ゆとりのある。

私たちは日当たりの良いテラスでunrushed（急がずにゆっくりと）朝食を楽しんだ。

(adjetivo) sem pressa; tranquilo; desapressado; calmo [Sem pressa; tranquilo.]

Desfrutamos de um café da manhã sem pressa no terraço ensolarado.

Synonyms: unhurried leisurely calm relaxed slow easy deliberate Antonyms: rushed hurried hasty frantic
Word parts: un + rush + ed

Related words

rusher

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