English-German translation for "rushing"

rushing (also: rushing, bombing, speeding, raving)

rushing (also: zooming, breezing, soughing, whirling)

rushing {adj.} (also: pressing, pushing, edging, thrusting)

rushing {adj.} (also: falling, toppling, tumbling, falling off)

rushing {adj.} (also: charging, pelting, wuthering)

rushing {adj.} (also: hastening, hurrying, hasting, hieing)

rushing {adj.} (also: precipitating)

rushing {adj.} (also: rushing, bombing, speeding, raving)

rushing {adj.} (also: racing, running, pelting)

rushing {adj.} (also: coursing, scampering, chevying, hounding)

rush (also: boom, crush)

rush (also: bulrush)

rush (also: hustle, speed, haste, hurry)

rush (also: impetus, rush demand)

rush

rushing (Present participle)

rush (also: active demand, keen demand, lively demand)

rush {noun}

rush {noun} (also: speed, haste, hurry, big hurry)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to pressurize, to urge, to press, to push)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to topple, to precipitate, to overturn, to plunge)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to charge, to storm, to pelt, to squall)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to hasten)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to precipitate, to hurry, to jump the gun)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to run, to race, to whip, run)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to scamper)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to scurry, to hurry, to hustle, to bustle about)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to zoom, to breeze)

rushing (Present participle)

to rush [rushed|rushed] {vb} (also: to hurtle, to speed, to zoom, to whip)

rushing (Present participle)

     rushing about

     rushing up to

     rushing through

     rushing forward

Perhaps we are rushing things.

Why is the Commission rushing forward now?

Rather than rushing to condemn Israel again?

I am afraid that we are rushing things, Mr President.

At present, enlargement seems reminiscent of lemmings rushing to the sea.

We are rushing headlong into monetary union without first creating a social union.

And I suggest that we do not go rushing in first and then hope things get better.

I would react by warning against rushing into the principle of extra-territoriality in our legislation.

As far as I am concerned, deliberate, considered action makes far more sense than rushing into the fray.

Rushing to renew a Council decision year after year is not a responsible way of approaching matters.

This is what has come of rushing headlong into enlargement and not clearly defining roles and tasks.

We are now having to deal with yet another important initiative by rushing through it as an urgent procedure.

There are those in this House, and indeed within the administration, who are blindly rushing towards the creation of a federalist Europe.

Parliament also has cause to congratulate itself on rushing approval through before the end of the year.

However, some people at the EU Convention are rushing ahead with extensive reform in all matters connected with the day-to-day operation of the Union.

Many of you claimed at the time that the ratification of this agreement would prevent the Turks from rushing into the arms of Islam.