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Oumaima Muslimh Posted 15 years ago
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Caught in rush
Please,what does Caught in rush mean? 
Is it when streets are full of people ? Can we say that caught in rush is Stuck in rush ?
Thank you
Is it when streets are full of people ? Can we say that caught in rush is Stuck in rush ?
Thank you
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Hi; You might mean one of these: - Caught in the (Christmas) rush - Stuck in rush hour traffic In the first one, there is a holiday when everybody wants to shop for gifts and special food or travel to visit family and friends. The shops and airports are very very crowded. So you can be caught in the holiday rush.
- Hi; You might mean one of these: - Caught in the (Christmas) rush - Stuck in rush hour traffic In the first one, there is a holiday when everybody wants to shop for gifts and special food or travel to visit family and friends.
- The shops and airports are very very crowded.
- So you can be caught in the holiday rush.
- In the second one, there is a time of day when everyone is leaving work and going home (or leaving hove and going to work).
- " The roads are very crowded, and the traffic is stop-and-go.
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Hi;
You might mean one of these:
- Caught in the (Christmas) rush
- Stuck in rush hour traffic
In the first one, there is a holiday when everybody wants to shop for gifts and special food or travel to visit family and friends. The shops and airports are very very crowded. So you can be caught in the holiday rush.
In the second one, there is a time of da
You might mean one of these:
- Caught in the (Christmas) rush
- Stuck in rush hour traffic
In the first one, there is a holiday when everybody wants to shop for gifts and special food or travel to visit family and friends. The shops and airports are very very crowded. So you can be caught in the holiday rush.
In the second one, there is a time of da
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