hustle
🇺🇸
/ˈhʌsl/
🇬🇧
/ˈhʌsl/
verb
R
to push or urge someone to move quickly, often in a rough or aggressive manner
The security guard hustled the protesters out of the building.
保安把抗議者趕出了大樓。
R
to persuade or pressure someone into making a decision or taking an action quickly, without giving them much time to think
The salesperson hustled me into buying the car before I had a chance to consider other options.
銷售員催促我買下了這輛車，沒給我機會考慮其他選擇。
R
to earn money, often by selling things, sometimes in a dishonest or illegal way
He makes a living by hustling on the streets.
他靠在街上拉客維生。
R
to work hard and with a lot of energy, often in a competitive situation
She's always hustling to get ahead in her career.
她總是努力進取，以在事業上取得進步。
R
to work as a prostitute
Some women resort to hustling to survive on the streets.
一些女性為了在街頭生存而不得不淪為拉客。
noun
R
a busy and noisy situation where there are a lot of people moving around quickly
The hustle and bustle of the city can be overwhelming at first.
城市的喧囂和繁忙一開始可能會讓人不知所措。
R
a situation where people are trying to get money or advantages for themselves, often in a dishonest way
The world of politics is full of hustles and scams.
政治世界充滿了各種拉票和欺詐行為。
translation
推擠, 催促做決定, 非法賺錢, 努力打拼, 賣淫
熙攘, 欺詐牟利
詞形變化
3rd Present
hustles
Progressive
hustling
Past
hustled
Perfect
hustled
Plural
hustles