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a rush of

  • 一股:指突然涌现的强烈感觉或情绪。

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A rush of panic and 惊慌的奔跑

a rush of sympathy 突涌的同情

a rush of work 一阵匆忙的工作

Such a rush of emotions 那般感情

a rush of electrical current 急促的

a swelling rush of anything 任何事物的全盛时期

A sudden rush of expectation 突然涌现期望

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  • Their discovery started a rush of people traveling to the American territory of Alaska and across the border to Canada.

    VOA: special.2009.02.11

  • The study of what you don't need your brain to do has often drawn upon this weird methodology where— This was actually done in France a lot where they would decapitate people and when— After they decapitated people, psychologists would rush to the body of the headless person and sort of just test out reflexes and stuff like that.

    对那些无需大脑参与行为的研究,经常会用到一种古怪的研究方法,实际上这种研究曾在法国出现过多次,因为在法国,犯人会遭到斩首,当犯人遭到斩首后,心理学家们会冲到无头躯体那里,检验躯体的反射行为,以及一些其他的行为

    耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

  • (Music) There's not exactly a rush of good news across economically stressed America unless you work at one of our 1,200 community colleges.

    VOA: standard.2009.12.10

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