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rush someone into (doing) something
phrasal verb with rushverbuk /rʌʃ/ us /rʌʃ/
to forcefully persuade someone to do something without giving them time to decide if they really want to do it使（某人）仓促做…;使（某人）草率做…
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Urging & persuading
ambulance-chasing
argumentation
badger
be/go on at someoneidiom
blag
blagger
get (something) through (to someone)
go on
hortatory
hustle
incitation
incitement
jockey
sucker
sway
unconvinced
unpersuaded
unpersuasive
unsalable
unsaleable
rush into (doing) sth | Business English
rush into (doing) sth
phrasal verb with rushverbuk /rʌʃ/us
to start to do something without considering if it is the right thing to do or the best way to do it:
The governor is pressuring the legislature to rush into increasing taxes.
This is not a market that wise investors will rush into.
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