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JCDenton Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Word "hustle" in the American english

Hi guys,

could you please help me with this word in the following context? A mother is watching her two kids playing with the ball. She's screaming on them: "Oh, hustle! Hey, Jeff, give him a break.
The ball is bigger than he is.
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Please what's meaning of this word here? Is she saying: "C'mon let's go!" or "That was a swindle!"( one of many meanings of this word ). The whole thing which I'm able to see in that scene is that two boys started the american fotball game...You know what I mean, one of them is bended over and passed the ball to the other boy. That's all.

thanks in advance

Best Regards

JCD
  

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Hustle is a very common word used to mean "go faster, hit harder, use more energy, concentrate harder" It is typically shouted during football matches, since football is a very physical sport.

  • Hustle is a very common word used to mean "go faster, hit harder, use more energy, concentrate harder" It is typically shouted during football matches, since football is a very physical sport.
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Hustle is a very common word used to mean "go faster, hit harder, use more energy, concentrate harder" It is typically shouted during football matches, since football is a very physical sport.

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